Rivers High School - Tide Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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V -,gt ,wlrfm ..1f'-y'gzLK,ll,'1..--'lLwz': - I ...Y ,ly , ,:q,. xl f -v KH- 1- ,, :N-,bL,.fm g,Q-,,ag, .,fz..a fs, ggj' .1,:v.5,'x,..:, --...,,., --,--.....-.,,, , --,, ..1,.,- ,v-,,..-f -. ,,.t.'.::.., CONTENTS Faculty and Administration . . . Classes . . . . Activities .. . Athletics ......... . Beauty and Honored . . . Advertisements . . . Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages 6- 1 2- 58- 80- l 'I 57 79 95 96-l 05 1 06-1 20 I Page Three me-o DEDICATION . . MR CHARLES AUGUST WEINHEIMER Through a career marked by dedicated servlce to the Interest and well being of his students Mr Wemhenmer has won our respect and admiration Mr Welnhenmer began thus career as prlncnpal and a teacher at the Mt Pleasant Academy This was Interrupted by World War I but he returned to serve at Slmonton School as Prnncupal From Slmonton he went on to James Simons Rivers Junior Hugh Memmmger Nathans Hugh and finally to our own Rivers Hugh from which he retlres this year Although the source of authority Mr Welnhelmer has proved a constant friend and counselor In gratutude for has servzce to Mr Charles A Weln helmer we dedicate the 1960 Trde I C , . I - I 1 ' 1 , . I 1 u - CLC!! MISS E LOUISE FISCHER Ours not to reason why Ours but to do and dre Rnvers students nnstantly connect these lanes wuth ger an Rnvers she has not only taught Mathematncs but she unstulled patrence In many of us by repeatung these lanes On her retirement thus year, Rnvers greatly feels the loss of a truly deducated lady ll f ' ll Miss Louise Fischer. As a teacher at Memmin d FACULTY MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENT Mrs W T Mclaughlln Mrs G Theodore Wnchmann rm, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mass Marlon Stucke Mrs Lester Webb Mr J Wyman Frampton Mlss Mallue McCrame Page Enght xwf vi 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr Jack Adams Mass Nancv Mclver In music we hum ln arf we draw Then science feachers fell us why crows caw In physical ed we circle the held On fo hrsfory and Ihe sfudy of fhe New Deal ,1 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mlss Erna Momeuer Miss Hazel Wilken Mass Waldo Webber Mass Cecile Rlce Mr Solomon Brelbart BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Muss Jean Carter FACULTY I L vm-iv- N LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Muss Carolune Armor Mrs Charles Durkee Trammg for busmess we learn fo type English class teaches us how Io wrlfe From Language class where we flghf franslaflon We march fo Malh fo complete our educahon 68- sn-U ,za-1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mnss Frances Kmsley Mnss Anne Ruley Mass Aluce Mor an Mass Kathenne Walsh Muss Anastasia Walsh Mnss Marlorne Peale MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs J R Wllklnson Mnss Eihel Hockemeyer Miss Lounse Flscher Mnss Kathleen Coshn Nl eva' P Librarian Home Economics Department MISS IRENE MARSHALL MRS. FRED AUSTIN lil f 1 v 1 Office DR. SUGHRUE, MRS. SPORTS MRS' GEORGE BAKER A V --w:,,,,, ' 4 N X . '4' wa .. .. ,N Jwv , -wifi 1, f,f3?ff TYPEWRHH3 Li 'ESQMPD 0806660666 0000 456060 'iiiff IN MEMORIAM r Miss Caroline Black October 1959 P. T. A. P.T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD is ff ' WW 7 'll' ,aj HOMEROOM MOTHERS I . 1 ' ' I I I I' f . if -H .,. 4, -1. ,154 - .xr M I 4, - L.-f7fH1?,.q1 I - - f f f - .Wye feb.. . -as-Q.. f . ea , .2- ,M ff - I THE KITCHEN STAFF Florence, Florene, Estelle OUR FRIEND .I ..I MAINTENANCE Esau K. 4 , f Q 'M 'K I XXXMT Page Eleven I - L- v ' H I 'ff 'P H , 4 - f , ...W f -5 A W6Hf'i,, w' v X- ., if .ef f, 15 YW. , 1 if , I' aJf5e:5 ?fV'f -...aff President BOBBY UTSEY Vice-President CARLEEN BUNCH SENIOR CLASS President . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Class 12 David Levine Frances Dengote Betty Sue Payne Sandra lnfinger Gwen Seyle I Secretary PATSY C ROSBY Treasurer FRED RIESEN HOMEROOM S 2 5 S President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer , Student Council . .yi Class 'I2-'I , . . . Charles Burns Sandra Scott , Gene Blizzard . . Sue Schroeder . Mack Karesh SENIOR BOARD 'vo 'x Consisting of representatives from each senior and the Junior-Senior Dance held in the spring. The homeroom class, the Senior Board has many worth- money made by the Senior Class is used for the gift while projects. Among these are the Christmas Dance, of the graduating class to the school. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer Student Council Class 'I2-2 Q X .1 ' ,A-C. ,Q-M Bobby Utsey Kenny Rhea Jerri Flathmann Fredelle Moyer David Murray 'Qs Class 12-3 President Anne Clowney Vice-President Irq Solgmgn Secretary Thgmqs Dorify Treasurer Margaret Armstrong Student Council , Elioy Rabin IW' CAROLYN CAROLYN ALTMAN She is more charming than she realizes, which adds to her popularity. Tide Business Staff 1,2,35 Y-Teens 2,45 Future Teachers of America 1,2,35 Future Homemalcers of America 2,3545 President 4. PATRICIA DIANE BARNWELL Her pep and good looks assure her friends everywhere. Cub Business Staff 2,35 Cub Assistant Business Manager 35 Tide Business Staff 3,45 Basketball Varsity 15 Basketball Cheer- leader 25 Basketball Intramurals 35 Foot- ball Cheerleader 35 Student Council Rep- resentative 25 Junior Classical League 25 Tide Distribution Staff 45 Future Nurses 35 Secretary and Treasurer 35 GAA 2,35 Basketball Homecoming Queen 25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 President 25 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 Swimming Varsity 1,25 Swim- ming Intramurals 3,45 Volleyball Intramur- als 1,25 Powder Puff Football 4. DIANE fix 'K ,.,. 'MARTY' MARGARET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Eager to help and eager to please, going her way in graceful ease. Student Head of Sports 35 G.A.A. 35 Class Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 45 Glee Club 35 Swimming Instructor 35 Powder Puff Foot- ball 4. SENIORS MARILYN KAYE BEBERGAL She has a special softness and a sweet attractive grace. Tide Distribution Staff 45 NHS 35 Sec. 35 Cub Reporter 2,35 Teen Reportew Page 35 Y-Teens 1,25 Soph. Board 2' French Club 3,45 Treas. 35 FTA 4. f MARILYN f gggg gg eligwaf A5211 7 ,t5+g.3t35i L 1' 1 . gil ile s' ' . is 5 5 3, -wus. 'Q ir tu' ANN MARENA ANN BAILEY ' There are a few things that never go out of style, and a feminine lady is one of them. Tide Typing Editor 45 Homeroom Class Secretary 1,2,35 Drill Squad 2,35 Secre- tary 35 Inter Club Council 35 Literary So- ciety 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 1, 2,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Fu- ture Homemakers of America 'l,3. IRA L. BERENDT A more talented boy you'll never find5 who's also nice, neat, and kind. National Accordion Contest Finalist 25 CEP Committee 3, Literary Society 3,45 Jr. Classical League 25 French Club 3,45 Homeroom Treas. 35 Glee Club 2,35 Vice President 35 Cub Reporter 2. IRA ABQ , S ,e, -4 -...xxx ROBOT DAVID LEWIS BANKS A happy-go-lucky guy is he, a boy with whom we like to be. Sr. Hi-Y 3,45 Vice President 45 Cub Rep- resentative 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Office Monitor 15 Volleyball Championship 3: Out- side Patrol 1. ANNE LOUISE BETTIS Her modest answer and her graceful .air, show her WISE and good as she is fair. Tide Activities Photography Editor 45 NHS 3,45 President 45 Treas. 35 Tide Literary Staff 3,45 Student Council Repre- sentative 2,35 Historian 35 Student Council State Convention Entertainment Chairman 45 Homeroom Vice President 25 French Club 3,45 President 35 FTA 3,45 Vice Presi- dent 35 .lunior Classical League 1,25 lit- erary Society 45 Y-Teens 1,25 Swimming Intramurals 1,25 Quill and Scroll 45 Bowl- ing Intromurals 2,3,4, ANNE The Thinkers CLASS OF 1960 JOHN BISHOP lf worry were the only cause ol death l1e'd live forever. Spanish Club 35 Mr. Rivers Contest 3 Football lntromurals5 Volleyball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Office Monitor 2, MIGHTY BAD 1-'W-:-it :elif ,, 1 it f , , y , S' 76 i 1 T.' ,fa 1 RAYMOND GENE BLIZARD He is alike to all and liked by all. Secretory of Homeroom 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Football B Team 25 Office Monie tor 1. STORM f.--ve T 4 YR - -.4-f ,fi ' 4gna...-we X We must, we must, we nwsi study French. ky' BRIT JAMES F. BRITTON Silence is a necessary part of conver safionf CHARLES BURNS JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN Lif eis u jest, and qll things show ip, Not fha! I like fo work less, buf fha! I PATRICIA ANN CARTER Senior Board 45 Senior Hi-Y 45 Homeyoom love fun more. The foundalion of beaufy is The heart. Pres. 45 French Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,35 Homeroom Vice President 2g Treasurer 3: Literary Socie?y 4: GAA Board 45 Track 3,4. Laiin Club ly Bowling Team 'l,2,3,4. Noveleers 4g FHA l,2,3. WORM JOHN C. TRlSH g N Mr- K, Q . FU' we s .l PN--S 5-4.- . - 'Q 1 'Fx if Q- ,Ns t? S.,5 418 san-fl ' illn- inf BECKY BECKY BROWN Her pleasant smiles and kindly ways will live in our memories all our days. Tide Distribution Staff 3,45 Senior Board 45 Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,45 Vice Presi- dent 25 President 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 15 Noveleers 2,3545 Homeroom Secretary 25 Junior Board Sec. 35 Spanish Club 35 Glee Club 2,35 Miss Rivers Runner-up 25 JHA 15 Forget-me- not Sale 152. GLENDA KAY CLARK A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, a charm of friendship all the while. Glenda came to Rivers in her Senior year. Y-Teens 45 Future Nurses 45 Glee Club 4. GLENDA -1 'S' . - ,3- -Z' LEENlE ELIZABETH CARLEEN BUNCH A twinkle in her expression, personality is her possession. Tide Asst. Literary Editor 35 Editor 45 Student Council Rep. 1,2,35 Assembly Com- mittee Chairman 45 Vice Pres. of Sr. Board 45 Basketball Cheerleader 35 Future Nurses 3,45 Treas. 35 FHA 35 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Junior Classical League 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Rivers Christmas Parade Rep. 4. ALICE ANNE CLOWNEY So full of pep, so wonderful, too5 every- one's choice as a friend through and through. Assistant Tide Sports Editor 35 Editor 45 Tide Distribution Staff 2,45 Student Coun- cil Lost and Found Committee Chairman 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Medical Career Club 3,45 Homeroom Class Secretary 15 Presi- dent 45 Senior Board 45 Junior Board 35 Sophomore Board 25 Volleyball Varsity 25 Glee Club 1,25 Basketball Varsity 15 Bus- ketball Cheerleader 25 Football Cheer- leader 35 Future Teachers 15 Girls Health and Sports Committee 2,35 Soccer Varsity 35 Soccer Intramurals 2,35 Powder Puff Manager 4. ANNIE .3 1 rf' 5 'H . .9-sv' x Q0 'CT' MAGGIE MARGARET ALMENA BURBAGE And what she dares to dream, she dares to do. Tide Assistant Business Manager 35 Man- ager 45 Girls' State Representative 35 NHS 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Sec. 35 Student Council, Cafeteria Committee Chairman 35 Social Chairman 45 Pub. Chairman for State Convention 45 CEP Committee 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Treas. 25 Jr. JHA 15 Tide Distribution Staff 2. Powder Puff Football 4. BETTY JOY COPESTAKE Smile and world smiles with you. Glee Club 3,45 French Club 35 Y-Teens 2,45 Pep Club 45 Drill Squad 45 FHA 4. BETTY 'iw-N., if jf' NEW JERSEY JAMES W. CORMIER l'll be merry, l'll be free, l'lI be good for nobody. Football Intramurals 45 Basketball Intra- murals 45 James came to Rivers in his Senior year. THOMAS EDWARD DORITY Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Cub Representative 35 Noveleers 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Homerocm Sec. 45 Football Intramurals 3,45 Bowling Team Capt. 3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 35 Basketball Intra- murals 3. TOMMY pil? HJOEH JOSEPH DAVID CORDRAY Lit'e's no longer, it we hurry. Hi-Y 3,45 Football Intramurals I,2,3,45 Basketball Intramurals l,2,3,45 Football Varsity 3. SENIORS LINDA CAROLE DOUGHERTY A merry heart goes all the way. Y-Teens 2,3,45 Noveleers 35 Future Nurses 35 FHA 2,35 Vice Pres. 3. LYNN PATSY REBA PATRICIA CROSBY Dance she can, dance she will, her feet are very seldom still. Tide Business Staff 3,45 Basketball Home- coming Queen 35 Senior Board Secretary 45 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Vice Pres. 25 Home- room Vice Pres. 25 Treas. 35 Basketball Cheerleader 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Inter- club 45 JHA I5 Future Nurses 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Glee Club 35 Powder Puff Foot- ball 4. WILLIAM CLARENCE DROZE Quiet in appearances with motives un- known. Football Varsity 35 Basketball Varsity 35 Track 35 Football Intramurals I,2,3,45 Bas- ketball lntramurals l,2,3,45 Volleyball ln- tramurals 'l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 4. CAGEY Nl r -mg, 'Ha....-.J V, A , :wx 'Q 5, V Q' HJ. D-H .IANICE OLIVIA DAVIS Happy-go-lucky but who would be other- wise. Tide Distribution Staff 45 Tide Business Staff 3,45 Basketball Cheerleader 35 Bas- ketball Cheerleader 35 Basketball Intra- murals 35 French Club 3,45 Homeroom Secretary I,2,35 Glee Club 'l,25 Girls Health and Sports Committee 2,35 FTA 45 Volleyball Intramurals 35 CEP Committee 45 JHA I5 Powder Putt Football 45 Social Chairman Student Council 35 Y-Teens 'I, 2,3,4. MARY FRANCES DUPREE Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you. Mary Frances came to Rivers in her Senior year. Glee Club 45 French Club 45 Y- Teens 45 FHA 4. MARY FRANCES 1545 'QC J OL is SISTER LUKE FRANCES CAROLYN DENGATE Witty, lively, happy, and gay5 in our hearts she will always stay. Homeroom Vice President 45 Inter Club Council 3,45 Future Nurses 'I5 GAA 35 Basketball Cheerleader 35 Volleyball 35 Soccer 35 Girls Health and Sports Com- mittee 35 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Tennis 2,35 Swimming Intramurals 'I5 Basketball Intra- murals 2,35 Physical Education Monitor 25 Powder Puff Football 4. CLASS OF 1960 JACOB HOWARD FEINBERG Lite is what you make it5 make it worth- while. Highly Distinguished 1,35 Distinguished 2, eighth grade5 Junior Academy of Science 3,45 NHS 45 Inter Club Council 45 French Club 3,45 Bowling Team 45 Tennis Team 3. GENERAL The Flag Pole Gang. WILLIAM F. FENN With a song in his heart. Bill came to Rivers in his Junior year. Glee Club 3,4. f'mLL ,, f-9 11-3- I - ,- ,,.ff fr . ,,.-- it 'Yi .E ,,...-. , ' .X Knights of the Secret Circle. SENIQRS HAROLD BURTON GLASSBERG f 'N' we ...fr .lERRI EVELYN GERALDINE FLATHMANN Her glossy hair is her crowning glory. Homeroom Secretary 45 FHA 'l,2,3p Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Office Monitor 4. Here is a boy with a real sense of humor EDWARD ANDREW GROOMS andacontented view of life. RICHARD GREGORIE HHUPPY Um li from Cafe 'Im 'feel whY Cub Literary Staff 3,47 Spanish Club 3, A good disposition is much preferred to Ufeffl 'hey UH C0'1l9f'70d like me! 45 Vice President 47 Junior Hi-Y lg Senior gold. Football Varsity 1: Baseball Varsity ly Foot- HIY4 and ub Basketball Manager 2 Boys Health Key Club 2 3 4 Junior Board 3 French Sports 3 Block Letter Club 4 Glee C u 3 Track Team 2 Band 'l 2341 3 Vice President 3 Noveleers 2 NUTCH GRETCH 0199 sv'- '-I ball B Team lp Football Intramurals 35 Basketball Intramurals 35 Hi-Y Club 'ly Hi- Y Basketball. ANDY Nr L - Qtr,-' 1 3' I' WC vita. wifi A JACK BOB MARINA JOHN ASHLEY GABLE They are never alone who are accom panied by noble thoughts. Cub Co-editorein-chief 45 Cub Staff i 2,3,45 Junior Hi-Y 1,25 Senior Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 1,45 Junior Board 35 Sen ior Board 45 Junior Classical League 'I 25 Noveleers 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Lit erary Society 45 Teen Scene 4. JAMES ALTON HALL 'A finished gentleman from top to toe. J IMMYU if .' B. 'T- 1 ROBERT MICHIAL GINSBERG Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Eastern Carolina Science Fair 2,35 National Finalist 2,35 Navy Science Cruise 2,35 Tide Assistant Photography Editor 35 Editor 45 Junior Academy of Science 35 Literary Society 3,45 Science Club 'I5 Noveleers 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Cub Literary Stott 45 l Speak for Democracy Contest 25 12nd placej CEP Committee 35 Jr. Classical League 2,3. CLASS OF 1960 BUDDY HANCOCK Pleasure and action make the hours feel short. Football 3. Hi-iANs MARINA DEMETRA GIONIS Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy might. Honor Roll 1,2, eighth grnde5 Y-Teens 15 Tide typist 45 Cub Typing Editor 45 Sophomore Board Secretary 25 FTA 3,45 Secretary 45 Junior Classical League 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 President 45 FHA 'I5 Swimming Afternoon Sports 2,35 Bowling 3,4. ALFRED WILLARD HANE Quiet, sincere, and thoroughly likeable. Tide ad Solicitor 45 Key Club 3,45 Junior Board 35 Senior Board 45 Senior Hi-Y 3, 45 Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,35 French Club 35 Noveleers l,2,35 Football 45 Inter- club Council 4. WILLARD 2,-..,.. ., .ff f in ' ,an 'Q, ,-Q. 'NA 1s.....c...p- SYG DANNY SKITCHH C SYGMAN HARDY JR Quiet but full of fun he is liked a lot by everyone Cub Business Staff 23 Cub Sollcltor and Reporter 3 Key Club 34 Junior Classical League 1 Treasurer 2 Office Monitor 234 Art Council 234 Science Club 1 WILLIAM HUTCHINSON So conscience hide me not, l am pre- pared for Fortune as she will. Powder Puff Football 45 Junior Classical League 2. HUTCHY WOODROW DANIEL HEAPE Some claim hes bashful some doubt it mor H Y 341 r H Y 1 Spams Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Track 3 SENIORS SANDRA INFINGER N very tll, in fact quite small5 er good nature is loved by all. Miss Tide of 1960 45 Tide Distri u- tion Staff 3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 1,45 Secretary 25 Vice President 35 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Most Outstanding Y-Teen of Rivers 35 Future Nurses 3,45 Interclub Representa- tive 35 Teen Time Representative 45 Glee Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Football Cheer- leader 25 Ping Pong Tournament 25 Doubles Champion 15 Girls Health and Sports Committee 25 Tennis 25 Free Throw Con- test 25 Powder Puff Football 45 Junior Classical League 2. PEE-WEE ROBERT LANSING HENDERSON Ever loyal ever true to whatever task is asked to do Homeroom Treasurer 15 Spanish Club 3,45 Treasurer 3 Football, Volleyball, Basket- ball Intramurals 2,3,45 Bowling Team 3,45 B team Football 25 Noveleers 2. CAROLYN DEAS INGOOL CLARK A smile for all, a greeting glad, a folly happy way she has. Band 1,25 Cub Literary Staff 2,3,45 Home- room Treas. 25 Jr. Classical League 15 Literary Soc. 45 Bowling Team 35 Office Monitor 25 Forget-me-not Sale 3. CAROLYN QA Y xl ip-.Y-f on-'is all into 0-7 ,wma ffi. q-'-adv? BELLE BELLE BOON E HOWE 'Lite is very short and very uncertain5 le! us spend it as well as we can, Tide Editor-in-chief 45 Assistant Editor 35 Tide Literary Staff 25 Highly distinguished 25 Distinguished, 8th grade5 1,35 Student Council Representative 1,3 45 State Cor' responding Secretary 45 Assembly Com- mittee Chairman 35 CEP Committee 3,45 NHS 3,45 Senior Board 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Literary Society 3,45 Junior Classical League 1,2,45 Secretary 25 Span- ish Club 3,45 President 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Poppy Sale 35 Powder Puff Football 45 Miss DAR 4. LINDA LOUISE JOHNSTON Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Literary Society 3,45 President 45 Vice Pres. of S. C. Library Association 35 Pres. 45 Sr. FHA 2,3,45 Pres. 35 Vice Pres. 45 Noveleers 2,3,45 Sec. 35 Treas. 45 Y-Teens 25 Bowling Afternoon Sports 2. '1YNNH :sv- lists V 'Y 'VW was ,ks ll ll Q t ,,-, ..k ' . -L. . Q1 Tse-, ri' The Circle Pin Club. CLASS OF 1960 JOEL MACK KARESH A mighty hunter . . . and his prey is knowledge, American Legion History Medal 35 Student Council 35 Junior Classical League 25 French Club 35 Tennis 3. MAC K ERNEST BRIAN KILLINGSWORTH When men look for leaders among men, he will be there. Student Council 2,3,45 Secretory 25 Vice Pres. 35 Pres. 45 State Pres. 45 Tide Business Staff 3,45 Tide Literary Staff 45 Cub Literary Staff 45 Boy's State Rep. 35 NHS 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Sec. 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Senior Board 45 Soph. Board 25 French Club 35 Jr. Classical League 1, 2, President 1,25 Homeroom Pres. 15 Pub. Committee 15 Science Club Pres. 15 Glee Club 1. LOCKSLEY Q' ffl qv. 1 y - H. 45 ,rv-s. ,XG .f Nr , 1, 7 CREIGHTON EDWARD LIKES, JR. A friendly boy with a heart most gay. 'Tide Business Staff 35 Student Council Representative 'l,2,35 Noveleers 2,35 Vice Pres. 3: Office Monitor 35 Junior Hi-Y l, 2, Senior Hi-Y 35 Science Club 15 Junior Classical League 35 Literary Society 45 Key Club 45 Football Intramurals 2,35 Bas- ketball Intramurals 2,35 Volleyball Intra- murals 2,3. HJOEU U04 , V ,,..f-0 W.- .- Great Books and Little Minds keep company. SENIORS L-...M ALEXANDRA LOVERDOU She loves to talk, she loves to sing5 tromurals 2. In fact she loves about everything. Cub Co-Editor 45 Cub Assistant Edi- tor 35 Cub Reporter 1,25 NHS 3,45 Dis- tinguished 2,35 Highly Distinguished T5 Sr. Board 45 Student Council 3,45 Literary Society 45 Jr. Classical League l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Glee Club T,2,3,45 Squad 2,35 Art Council 3,45 Swimming ln- ALEXANDRA 12233 1. an .ff LARRY LARRY HAROLD KLINE Life is but the pebble sunk5 deeds, the circle growing. Tide Distribution Staff 25 Honor Roll, eighth grade, 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Presi- dent 15 Treasurer 25 Football Varsity 1, 25 Track Team 3,45 Bowling Team 3,45 Tennis Team 3,45 Head Coach Powder Puff Football 45 Basketball 'I5 Junior Clas- sical League l,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council Treasurer 45 Workshop 45 Science Club 15 Junior Academy of Science 3,45 Cub Reporter T5 Glee Club 1. GEAN WYLIE MARTIN Written on his face by nature's hand are two words: a gentleman. Tide Distribution Staff 45 Key Club 3,45 President 45 Homeroom Secretary 'I5 Presi- dent 2,35 Soph. Board 25 Vice Pres. 25 Junior Board 35 Inter Club Council 35 Jr. Ha-Y 1, President 1, sf. Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 35 French Club 3,45 Literary Society 45 Science Club 1. HGINOU -l .1u...M4'- xr X N-'fr' 2 ...Wi ' xaufi V. GiNA REGINA BARTH KRONSBERG Her large dark eyes contain a depth of feeling. Tide Distribution Staff 45 Tide Ad Solicitor 3,45 Tide Asst. Photography Editor 35 Editor 45 Lunch Chairman of State Student Council Coventicn 45 Soph. Board 25 Homeroom Pres. 25 Sec. 35 French Club 3,45 Treas. 45 Cub Business Staff 2,35 Junior Classical League 'l,25 FTA 2,3,45 Treas. 25 GAA 2,35 GAA Board 25 Basketball Intramural l,25 Y- Teens 'l,2,3,45 Treasurer 15 Ping Pong Doubles Tournament 25 Powder Puff Foot- ball Team 45 Literary Soc. 35 Rainbow Crutches 45 CEP Committee 4. REBIE HAMILTON MCLEMORE And this is my song-it shall be witty and shan't be long. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Junior Clas- sical League T5 French Club 35 Junior JHA 15 Future Nurses of America 45 Office Monitor 2,35 Powder Puff Football 4. REBIE 3 P nip-,. 'WX l O fu., F.1L ,. 1 ff .. TEE-BALL THOMAS BALLARD LESEMANN Manners maketh man. Ballard came to Rivers in his senior year. Band 4. CLASS OF 1960 FREDELLE MOYER To love knowledge is to love wisdom. 'Tide- Literary Staff 45 'Tide Distribution Staff 45 NHS 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Student Council Historian 45 Homeroom Class Vice Pres. l5 Treas. 45 Soph. Board 25 Dis- tinguished eighth grade, 'l,2,35 Junior Class- ical League l,2,45 French Club 3,45 Future Teachers Club l,2,3,4. DELL 40' 'w fy? ' n .sf s.-vein, ,fa ..,V 4 S: sv, wg, 'Nona--, DAVID DAVID NATHANlEL LEVINE lt matters not if you win or lose, but how you play the game. Cub Sports Editor 45 Cub Staff 3,45 Senior Board 45 Basketball Varsity 3,45 Health and Sports Committee 35 Homeroom Class Vice Pres. 'I5 Pres. 45 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Block R Club 45 Junior Classical League 'l, 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Intramurals l,2,35 Thanksgiving Day Relay Team 45 Cheer- leader PowderPuff Game 4. Cheadi. DAVID McCARTHY MURRAY There is an athlete very respected, strong, cool and collected. Homeroom Treas. l,35 Vice Pres. 25 Key Club 2,3,45 Treas. 35 Football Varsity 2, 3,45 Football, Basketball, Intramurals 2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 35 B Team 25 French Club 35 Noveleers 25 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 2,35 Art Club 2. SQUINT 23.4 is-H N., .6-HY iff! MARGlE MARGARET NEBB Loveliness and virfue shine forever around fheef' Y-Teens 4. SUDIE ELIZABETH PAYNE Bur the arfisf appeals fo fha! parf of our being whizh is no? dependen? on wisdom. Tidel' Art Edilor 41 Tide Dislribution Staff 4g Homeroom Class Secretary 2g Art Council l,2,3,4g Jr. Classical League 1,25 Fufure Nurses 2,3,4g Drill Squad 2: Noveleers 35 Powder Puff Foolball 41 Tennis 2,35 Healfh and Sporis Commilfee 25 Free Throw Contesl 25 Soccer Intra- murals 2- Ping Pong Champion fdoublesj l Ping Pong Tournamenf LSITIQIESJ 2 ldoublesl 2 Volleyball 2 BETTY SUE Siu-fw fx' lx si' 5 .A -ar' ' ,,..,,,,..-My TRUDY LILLIAN NICHOLSON A merry hearf, a cheerful smile. Happy is she all the while. Lillian came to Rivers in her Senior year. SENIORS GEORGE HENRY PETIT, III A smile for every boy, rwo for every girl. George came to Rivers in his Senior year Ke Club 4 Senior HIY 4 Inter b Council 4 BUTCH Eh 42' 'Yrs-sf' xnxx,-f-if f 'VT- JULIE JULIE VENNING NOLTE I know a lol buf I can'f lhinlr of i1.' Y-Teens 45 Cub Distribufion Sfaff 4 Drill Squad 41 Glee Club 47 Bowling After noon Sporls 3. SANDRA MARGARET RABENS A smile is fhe Trademark of a happy soul. Powder Puff Football Game 4. MAGGIE 'i h 7' 1 1 -fx 'NN BRENDA BRENDA JOYCE PATRICK Brunette, petite, pretty, and sweet, she isn't likely to be beat. Future Nurses 3,47 Jr. FHA 'I7 Sr. FHA 2,47 Drill Squad 37 Y-Teens 3. ELIOT RABIN Oh, what may man within him hide, though angel on the outward side. Tide Business Staff 47 Cub Business Staff 47 Student Council Representative 47 Homeroom Vice Pres. 2,37 French Club 3, 47 Vice Pres. Jr. Hi-Y I,27 Sr. Hi-Y 47 Glee Club 37 Basketball Manager 3,47 Intramurals 'l,2,3,47 Volleyball Intramural Champion 37 Boy's Health and Sports 3j Outside Patrol 'I7 Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4. ELIOT 13 4 N! Even Fischer's Fins study for Exams. CLASS OF 1960 JOHN KENNETH RHEA, JR. he'll certainly reach his goal by and by.' Key Club 47 Vice Pres. 47 .Ir. Board 37 Treas. 37 Homeroom Vice Pres. 47 Foot ball Varsity 'l,2,3,47 Track Team 2,3,47 Basketball, Football Intramurals 37 Basket- ball 37 Baseball I7 Sports Boy 37 Volley- ball AII Star 37 Jr, Hi-Y 17 Sr. Hi-Y 2,3 Spanish Club 37 Art Club 27 Rivers Rep. in Christmas Parade 4. KENNA-REE I A versatile athlete plus an all-round guy7 FRED WILLIAM RIESEN, JR. Tall and straight as an Indian brave, makes his girl friends heap big slaves. Boys Sports Editor of Tide 47 Senior Board 47 Treas. 47 Distinguished eighth grade7 Homeroom Vice Pres. 27 Sr. Hi-Y 47 Key Club 47 Noveleers 2,37 Spanish Club 3,47 Treas. 47 Block R Club 2,37 Basketball 2,3,47 Football 2,37 Football, Basketball Intramurals 'l,2,3,47 Volleyball Champion 37 Track 3. STICK f :eww D rainy! Nq.a.m,, V-I fa-..,, ,...- wr if 1 F15 J., Guess who posed for thisl GWENDOLYN RUTH SEYLE Neatness is a crowning grace of woman- hood. Tide Distribution Staff 45 Cub Business Staff 35 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Student Council Rep. i,2,3,45 Jr. Classical League 25 French Club 3,45 Cub Sports Editor 3,45 Cub Assistant Sports Editor 'I5 Girls Health 8 Sports Committee 2,35 Powder Puff Football 45 Basketball Intramurals 2,35 Swimming Afternoon Sports 25 Basketball Cheerleader 2 Soccer 3 Volleyball 3 Future Nurses of America 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 GWEN 'IST' SENIORS GRUBER SIRES Even good men like to make the people stare. Jr. Hi-Y I5 Sec. I5 Sr. Hi-Y 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Jr. Classical League I5 Office Monitor I5 Football Intramurals 3. GRUBER -'Tx YL- 5 I' ld Sl nf X 'vx Q X ,K A 'M Nb RICK HARRY Ricxsn He is never too busy to play a prank or do a favor. Junior Board 35 Latin Club 3. LINDA ANDRAE SMOAK Full of pep, full of fun, look out world here I come. Tide Literary Staff 45 Literary Society 45 Noveleers 3,45 President 45 FHA 3,45 Vice President 45 Inter Club Council 3,45 Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Tennis Intramurals 2. SMOAKY QQ s A , Au? P .- nl RICKY HASEL ROU RK, JR. Living is a very serious business. Mr. Rivers 35 Escort for Miss Rivers Contest 45 Jr. High-Y I5 Sr. Hi-Y 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Basketball Intramurals 2,35 Football Intramurals 2,35 Volleyball Intra- murals 2,3. IRA HARRIS SOLOMON Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad. Key Club 45 Senior Hi-Y 45 Junior Hi-Y 25 Football Varsity 45 Master of Cere- monies Miss Rivers Contest 35 French Club 35 Volleyball Champion 35 Intra- murals I,2,3,45 Traclx Team 3,4. HSOLH Q- SUE SUE CAROLYN SCHROEDER A very pleasant nature shines through her quietness. Co'Business Manager of the Cub 45 NHS 3,45 Distinguished I,2,35 Homeroom Class Treasurer 35 Student Head of Sports 35 GAA Board 3,45 Student Council Red Cross Chairman 45 Sec. of County GAA 45 Registration Chairman for State Stu- dent Council Convention 45 French Club 3, 45 Jr. FHA I5 Sr. FHA 2,3,45 Jr. Academy of Science 35 Inter Club Council 35 Noveleers 45 Art Club 2,35 Swimming 35 Miss Hi-Miss 4. CLASS OF 1960 LAURA LEE STEAKLEY The knowledge of words is the gate tor scholarship. Cub Co-Business Manager 45 Cub Busi- ness Staff 35 French Club '3,45 President 45 Band 2,3545 Junior Academy of Science 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Noveleers 4. LAURA . 1-'- ws: i if I eff-' we anna! ,- t ' . HSAMIJ SANDRA FAY SCOTT What delightful hosts are they-Lite and Love. Tide Distribution Staff 3,45 Tide Busi- ness Staff 3,45 Homeroom Class Vice Pres. 45 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Swimming Varsity 2,3,45 Swimming Intramurals I,2,3,45 Student Council Girls Health and Sports Chairman 35 Girls Physical Education Office Monitor 35 Basketball Intramurals 35 Volleyball Intra- murals 35 Powder Puff Football 45 Horseshoe: lsingle ancl doublesl 35 Fu- ture Nurses of America 2,3,4. PAUL DOUGLAS SULLIVAN A good heart is worth gold. Science Club 25 Spanish Club 3. PETIGRU ' S I ,Mfg Y . f ziillfit A Q . ' A f - i ji 1 ' 'U' L f,.:n P . Q I 5 1'-. ilu.-.. f'm ' , sl 'th' ,-Q.-4' SHEILA YO YO BOBBY SHEILA SUNSHINE A witty girl is a treasure5 a witty beauty is a power. Editor of Tide Distribution Staff 45 Asst. Tide Distribution Staff 35 Distinguished eighth grudej Jr. Board 35 Homeroom Treas. 25 Pres. 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Jr. Classical League 15 FTA 1,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Future Nurses of America 4. KATHERINE LOUISE WALKER The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Cub Reporter 35 News Editor of Cub 45 Jr. Classical League 1,25 Glee Club 2,35 Jr. JHA 15 Bowling Team 3. KATIE LOU ARIADNE YOLANDA TUMBOLI Heard melodies are sweet, but those un- heard are sweeter. Homeroom Vice Pres. 35 French Club 35 Glee Club 1,4. SENIORS DOROTHY JEANETTE WARREN Music and wit are virtues, and she has been blessed. Glee Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 French Club 3,4. ,INETH VICTOR ROBERT UTSEY A regular follow it is true, full of pep and mischief too. Senior boara 45 President 45 Jr. Board 35 Basketball Intramurals 2,3,45 Football ln- tramurals 2,3,45 Sr. Hi-Y 2,3545 Football B Team 1,25 Football Varsity 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Art Club 2. JAMES LEE WHEELER Always ready with a genial smile. Football Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball In- tramurals 2,3,45 Volleyball Intramurals 2, 3,45 Football Varsity Manager 4. RABBIT vi- -J- 193' Y I Mslfsfl 5 -f:'Tw.lz- :ww ' . 4- .,-,.t 2 .V . .fs we 7-. s, f . 1 g'i? f 1' ' 'Sf '-'-. I 7125 I ' V. . V ' 1--'gm 3 ,. wi' ' rm. 'Y K- RONNIE RONALD EUGENE VARN ER A merry heart maketh a cheerful coun- tenancef' Cub Literary Staff 45 Senior Board 45 Football Intramurals 3,45 Basketball Intra murals 3,45 Senior Hi-Y 3,4. RONALD AUBREY WHITNEY He shall make music wherever he goes. Homeroom President 1,25 Soph. Board 25 Sr. Hi-Y 35 Jr. Academy of Science 35 Key Club 45 Baseball Varsity I. HELIH CLASS OF 1960 SANDRA JEAN WIETERS With dreamy poise and queen-like air, one of the fairest among the fair. Cub Literary Staff 25 Cub Business Staff 25 Miss Tide 'I5 Homeroom Sec- retary 15 President 35 Junior Board 35 Vice President 35 Runner-up Miss Rivers Contest 2,35 Glee Club 'I,2,35 FTA 'l,25 Junior FHA 1,25 Pres. I5 Sec. 25 Jr. Classical League 1,25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Fu- ture Nurses of America 45 Basketball ln- framurals 2.35 Basketball Intramurals 2,35 Basketball Varsity 25 GAA 35 Basketball Cheerleader 35 Soccer Afternoon Sports 35 Volleyball Afternoon Sports 3. SANDRA JUDY DeANN WILLIAMS Our deeds follow us, and what we have been makes us what we are. FHA I,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Y-Teens l,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Drill Squad I5 Pep Club 45 Office Monitor 45 Powder Puff Football 4. JUDY . . Mn' Q- X. j' if. Q sf.: K M H A , - we POWDER PU FF CHEERLEADERS MARCIA WINTER The only way to have a friend is to be one. Future Nurses of America I,2,3,45 FHA I,2,3,45 Y-Teens I. MARCIA SENIORS ERNEST PETE YATRELIS A boy who is pleasant, a boy who is gay, a boy who is happy the live long day. Tide Literary Editor 45 'Tide Assistant Literary Editor 35 Homeroom Class Presi- dent 2,35 General Chairman, State Stul dent Council Convention 45 CEP-SC Com- mittee 35 Noveleers Legislature Committee Chairman 45 Noveleers Publicity Committee Chairman 35 Soph. Board I5 Jr. Board 35 Pres. 35 Jr. Classical League 'I,25 Vice Pres. 25 Key Club 3,45 Sec. 45 French Club 3,45 Art Council 'I5 King Teen 4. FRIAR TUCK .S K-- 2 guna-0 'M-.-r am Q x,,,:' WENDELL WENDELL AARON WILLIAMS, JR. 'Always laughing, always gay, hates to work and loves to play. Senior Hi-Y 2,3, Science Club I5 Secretary If Homeroom Class Treas. 'I5 Volleyball Intramurals 2,35 Bowling 2,3. JOEL STEVEN ZUCKER Few persons pursue science with such true dignity. Student Council Publicity Committee Chair- man 35 Civic Chairman 45 Highly Dis- tinguished eighth grade 'I,2,35 Tide Busi- ness Staft 45 French Club 2,35 Junior Academy of Science 35 Junior Classical League I,2,3,45 Science Club I5 NHS 3,45 I Speak for Democracy Contest 25 Dance and Banquet Chairman State Student Council Convention 45 Chairman Powder Puff Football 4, STEVE .J'-5' ng? , 'fc-5 HL, 4 BEST ALL ROUND Belle Howe ond Brnon Kullnngsworth MOST DEPENDABLE ue Schroeder and Brucm Knllungsworth L sri 1 ' 'L 7 Q. T in? ,, 4 .. lk . my-. 6 ' ma? VA-4-,,,,......--...e....y SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Belle Howe and Steven Zucker SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Arionde Tumboli and Ernest Yotrelis FRIENDLIEST Becky Brown ond Ernest Yctrelis MOST TALENTED Jeannette Warren cmd Ira Berendt - 2 4 l 'U A 1 f ,. , 'kr Q w, . V CUTEST Sondra Infinger and Tommy Doughty BEST LOOKING Sandro Weiters and Hcsel Rourk 'VU lil nt' 1 . 4. SENIOR r 'X 'T MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Diane Barnwell and Kenny Rhea A11 bg 7 SUPERLATIVES MOST CAREFREE SY, BEST ATHLETES Frances Dengate and Kenny Rhea Julie Nolte and John Bishop BEST DRESSED Regina Kronsberg and Eliot Rabin ,1 .. Q, Q JM Dear Class of 1960 El You were a small awkward group of elementary school graduates who assembled In the Rlvers audvtorlum that September morning an 1955 to meet the authority of a strange place one which you later consldered your home away from home Already there was a feelmg of togetherness Then you learned that the Prmcrpal of this new domam would b graduated along with your class Even the flrst year proved eventful Spelling champ Fredelle Moyer placed an the county spelling bee whlle lra Berendt was bunldmg a reputation for hlmself as one of Rivers outstanding singers All of you were frlled with delight by the Ivy League style and the promise of a new cafeteria After a year of adaptation you found yourself ln the wondrous world of the freshman class Among your ments this year were Mlss Tlde of 57 Sandra Welters and wmner of the Science Falr Gruber Sires wlth his entry ofa talking robot A highly colorful year awaited you as sophomores with literally speaking e schools flrst paint 'ob In twenty years Wlth a cheery pmk and apple blossom whlte backdrop Becky Brown and Sandra Welters took the honor of runner ups In the Mlss Rivers Contest Contmumg In thus vem for vlctory were Duane Barnwell Blacketball Homecoming Queen and Kenny Rhea footballs Most Improved Player who by the way was rutually refreshed by Bantam water boy James Wheeler Sandra lnflnger Anne Clowney Gwen Seyle and Duane Barnwell supported In colors blue and gold set the scene for the sport of basketball as cheerleaders In 1958 you found yourselves Iumors at last' Ernest Yatells successfully fulled the shoes as President of the Jumor Class The Mlss Rivers Contest the mam prolect of the Jumor Board was emceed by Ira Solomon themed wlth the Old South and accompanied by Jeannette Warren on the piano Merlted thus year were Hasel Rourk Mr Rivers Gina Kronsberg AZ A Sweetheart and Patsy Crosby Basketball Homecoming Queen In the rooting sections KWOW WEE' CHA CHA CHAD were Sandra lnflnger Duane Barnwell and Anne Clowney for football Jan Davis Patsy Crosby Carleen Bunch San dra Welters and Frances Dengate for basketball Carolyn lngool s and Lmda Johnston s engagements and Crelghton Lakes leading a Noveleer assembly caused a lot of Interest among you 'iggx 'WM 'IM lll W f 3 Q I I II ll I , . ' ' e II ll ' . u . I I . . I . . . . . . , . . . . . L . I . . . . . , . . ' I I . . . . . ,, . ,, I I ' . U. I . . - V . I th , . . . . I . . . , I I I II ll ' I I I I . I I I . . I . ' With ointed shoes comin in, antomine sin in and the Chemise st le oin out, 9 9 , . . . I . . . I ' ll ll ' I I . . I . . I . I i . ' 7 , . . . u D - . I . I I I 1 I 1 1 ' . , 4. , . , . . , . I ' ' A 5 lx I -. f I ' . ' l' ' P g Forty U A isis -' 1 zseliwo Q 1 S ze? The dreadful downpours of Hurricane Gracie and the flourishing fires at ESSO were a sure sign that you had weathered many a storm and were now ready to set the world on fire as seniors The blaze of greatest glory was made as Brian Kllllngsworth Student Council Pres: dent Belle Howe Editor of the Tide Anne Bettis President of the Honor Society and Bobby Utsey President of the Senior Class took top honors The Key Club In their prolect of purchasing fans to insure all that this would be a real cool year In school was lead by Gean Martin The Powder Puff Football Game gave Larry Kline head coach with Nutch Glass berg and Gruber Sires the chance to coach the sizzling senior eleven Although you placed second in combat Jan Davis Sandra Rabens Betty Sue Payne Rebue McLemore Margaret Armstrong and T D kid Sandra Scott with captain Patsy Crosby Belle Howe and Margaret Burbage all added a spark to the cause The game was organized by Civic Chairman Steven Zucker and all proceeds turned over to the Freddie Levine Scholarship Fund a fact you should be proud of Rounding out the ring of friendships were new additions Mary Frances Dupree Lil lion Nicholson Glenda Clark mcldently wearing circle pins and male newcomers Butch Petit Ballard Lesemann and James Cormier Riding inthe Christmas Parade were Kenny Rhea and Carleen Bunch Other ovation was given to Miss Tide 60 Sandra lnflnger This years spectacular basketball season proved Fred Rlesen David Levine and Ronnie Varner star players and your team runner up in the Post Courier Tournament Gwen Seyle and David Levine sports editors of the CUB did an excellent lob writ ing on the spot articles of athletic events Supported by the financing capabilities of business managers Laura Steakley and Sue these happenings to be kept as embers In the warmth of memory You were a poised prominent group of high school graduates who assembled In Mem mlnger Auditorium to receive your diplomas that June of T960 Years later you and I will be apart butthat feeling of togetherness will live on as we look back with a comforting thought of the people and the pleasures that made Rivers High School truly a second home Your friend Mr Wemheimer 'S J PgFt ll . ,, . . . . I . .- 7 , ' ' 1 ', ' ' 1 , . I . . . . . . ll II - 4 - - I l ' ' ll ll - I I - Il ' ' ' ll , . . I . I I I . I I ' ' . . . I I , . I , . a 1 o I - s 1 I , ' . . I I C . . . . 3 I I I ' . . . , . , . . , . . . I I . . . ,, ,, . . . I - . . . . . . I Schroeder, Jack Gable and Alexandra Loverdou, co-editors of the CUB, recorded all , - I I . A Q Q 1 i Y A1 I. . 1 'ee 3 M , it . ' ' ' ..-I 2 TX' s, Ty Q M . :P . , Q xi - T , I l ' , .L 1 L ' N o e or Vice-President CHARLES WALLACE Secretary KATHY GAILLARD President LARRY FISK JUNIOR CLASS With a membership composed of representatives from each eleventh grade homeroom, the Junior Board served as the executive branch of the junior class. The annual Miss Rivers High contest high- lighted this ye-ar's activities. The proceeds from this event will help finance the group during their senior year. QQ:-r' i 'Uh Treasurer BILL JORDAN JUNIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS Class 'll-'I President . . Billy Flynn Vice-President Alan Koester Secretary Cynthia Hatten Treasurer Paul Glover Student Council Kathy Gailliard ,,- Class 'll-3 President Charles Wallace Vice-President Roy Campbell Secretary Ginny Hamilton Treasurer Bill Jordan Student Council Toni Bgtzis Class ll-4 President Sam Frierson Vice-President Dick McManus Secretary Linda Fabian Treasurer Faye Polis Student Council Roslyn Shurin Class 'I l President . Susie Laney VicevPresident Denny Patrick Secretary Sharon Yaschik Treasurer Harry O'NeaIe Student Council Jacquelyn Johnson Class ll-2 President Millie Grice Vice'President. Jan Koppen Secretary . Jerry Wearb Treasurer Harold Haltiwanger Student Council Jackie Sims Ni Arthur Addlestone Ronnle Acldlestone Larry Agee Frank Atkinson Ben Bauley Q-.r 4?- Page Forty-Four Sharon Balmer Alan Baumrmd Yvonne Bennett Cheryl Bishop Nicky Bluestem 'Wi 5 Cl' fi 'On f ' fiiis 'w-we R 1 JUNIORS Toni Botzis Coolue Bowers Hugh Bozemann Walter Britton Mattye Bukatmann ,f 1- 23' Af f-ff , V,-vo. Robbie Bullard Ball Butt Roy Campbell Ann Clarey Farley Clark ex. K.,- if --7 fa.: -c--' -Sw Iris Cohen Sandra Cohen Margaret Collins Aluce Constant Ettaleah Coplon 'Os as fs. 4. fu ev I l ' Art anyone? Martha Darnell Anne Dodenhoff Susan Dodenhoff Sidney Doobrow '5- ,few 'f f H. 'WZ ' .X ,LK Wx Y 4... .ws, 05 .M-fr. f Neil Draisin Andrea Ehney Linda Fabian Billy Filyaw is Q . h v lyyh .f 'T' ' Q . 3 3, as I by ,444 3. X , ae- i 12 -if-ff I f Linda Finkelslein Lynda Firefag Larry Fisk Billy Flynn . . v8 3 qi, fwgff i 4 '41 ,1 X . 'Nr l A 1, M V. ,Y g Fifi JUNIORS Kathy Gaillard Paul Glover Helene Goldberg Deno Gongos A. s .WAg..1l,5,, V , SS Y. A ii if 2 es !'.i'h 9 2' A- 5 i I 'ZF - 4 gr, ,A ' M., A .W x H ,f fi . '-2 ' ff 'F 7, V . , F ' j ijaj-nu , ' ' ' 5 ,xv rf., Q Laf fy 4 -...f ' , .K ' Q' , A , A., A , -A ,,. . A. .f fy' ,.- , ark., 1 ,,, Q V ' ' NA 1 r Mildred Grice Harold Haltiwanger Ginny Hamilton Ann Harrell .-A. V 5 .ai-,e:.:,:,r,..,. : -:ferr -we .,fwA.A.f,,. Hsf afw. . A 578 , P104 I' ' . '? is gn-A e . . .,-M. ,.-. W ik A . , 9 v w...,.,, M A .P 7 fe Qt if W .fn 3 1 . '-P '.ii , T4 -H A, 'J I X 'sa I WR ,, ,A ff -W-. 2' Page Forty-Five Nick: Harrns Cynthia Haffen Dome Hayes Branch Held! Nancy Hull .lrmmy Holliday Bully Jacques Jackie Johnson She-ala Johnson Tocfsle Jones JUNIORS Bull Jordan Stephen Karesh Jackne Klftrell Alan Kaesfer Jan Koppen .1 'Hz '1- 'F' it 'KJV -8- ASQ ' -01 6 'air' UT we 'YD' Q F g ' Page For1yS4x 'tv g,-. rv wi. I ,gr- 'Uk fa 'f S Barry Krell Susie Laney Llllne Mae Leonard Joe Lysaghi Bull McGowan Q.. ws V George Mahaffee Richard McManus Charles McNamara Eve Mendelsohn Bully Moorer -vam- 1 fa -nr rf 1 .1 fa, e - e A - 'fn' X M193 I Tw . t X --. 1- N W 'Q-5 W. 1, , L A ,f' 'lt if ' AA- 'Q -f -' 2 , E+ gf 2 D - 'Q M iv 9 f fr ' ac 'Q 'X 5' 'W H' . , ' . - 4 A, 1 I' an - . , Y 1 W f X 5 Z3 fr A in A7 t 6 ' Af Q3 'J ' ,LQ h 'V' f ' 1 'i Y .1 L f A 4 , ' l I Ak K r ,- Ex M QW ,, 1 e ,,- ff ' ' . .Y , - - c r w- V eff- ' V an A ,1 fs y .W , M, 3' tial, to . an . W 'if' W My W V 1 e we 5 N Q. gym or A y rr,.e r 5, A , , . 7 . , J. , ' ARM! , re. we h - ' - F . fi 4' ' '3 'S V, H , x V 5 - -K' L' , V 3 Va CLASS OF 1961 Danny Overstreet Denny Patrick Dicky Patrick Raymond Paul x Carol Petit Donald Phipps Clarice Platt Linda Platt . ij Faye Polis Linda Rabens Barbara Riddle Jack Rudloff Nancy Saullsbury Linda Schrocler Lunda Schwartz Tate Seabrook When you talk you walk' Joyce Selgel Sally Sharnoff Rosalyn Shurm Jackle Sums pw Tv- Q 1'- n 4' an H'- Tv r X? t , A l ff ' fi ffl ft , M' ' ' ' -Q Q. 5 . 'W - A N- ts A 'fu l -,W A .. lx - 4? - f i P f 'F 3 if 1 y. 2, 4 fl K ' 'L M' A .. V V x Q! Ili , s - ' - ff- 'QT' 44' 0 ,gg 5- V -KP' V ' LQ: 7 it - N Ja, - I N l x is I m Page Forty-Seven Miss Aimar's homeroom crams before exams. Billy Solomon Walfer Slafford Sandra Stoppelbein Bernice Tillman Eddie Toporek Nancy Walker Charles Wollouce 5 sl we ' W Lf' is Jerry Wearb Delores Weatherford Johnny Weeks L A . W l ' ' . Q f , , . I Pix Q lar I 0..- 4' A 5' idx Lan W :L P f X , Page Forty-Eight Y . V 5 ' -3' . 7... .-' fl V .IUNIORS Margie Weiss Andrea Wiggins Louise Williams Weston Wilson -5 if 2 A eh 5 'S 'Vi 5 33 . N93 Q1 sk, a 'wr , - Q. 4 'Ci w f A Us Q 1. Q , as -r -4 Iwi ':' :iw - i' Q fi' 1. m y A 12 S A 0-W' M. s . 1 We Sp! Q' 'K ,Fee it gin 2 Q f, M , f ,Q M if W A 5 ,, Qs 3 , 4 53 A IEA F A 1 Q is ,L fin CTT? Fred Wolff Eileen Wolper Sharon Yaschik 5 f , N v Rig. vc J l RIGHT AROUND RIVERS Whaf, me sfudy? Oops, wrong door! The Winning Team of Powder Puff Fcoiboll Yes, l'rn going To pass. And what are you doing, wandering around? Singing Valentines? Squeaky and Fan Club. Whafs so inferesfing in that can? Monkey see, monkey do Page Fovy Nino Eckhard Albrecht Gloria Allen Charles Altman John Anagnos Sidney Anderson Maureen Atteberry Caroline Axson Barry Baker Bonnie Baker Diane Barbanel Stanley Barnwell Linda Barrmeau SOPHOMORES ' .4 Q- ' X, J mf, u R A 011 ix an ' an C. Ig' I in 4, Q 1 , A 0 . t r' '51 Yeal Rlversl Paul Chryst Jimmy Clifton Beth Cohen Bobby Conklin Millie Crosby Frances Crum Frank Durhan Joan Easterlnng Larry Edwards Norman Epstein Fred Feldman Sylvia Fennessy Herbie Flathmonn Joyce Frierson Pamela Galney Paul Garfunkel Jayne Gilbert Hurry Goldberg Page Fifty Vw 5... I-'Ct 1 b it Gr' lx Ronnie Baturln Bonnie Scott Beach Elizabeth Britt Joey Brogclon Bs in Ted Cammer Q, Horace Canady tw 'Uk 'K gy 5 J t g.. Wx' X- JC. Q. r. fv- fQ, fr, uv-li, T 'N in 'S-l 'Qigo- CLASS OF 1962 'XV 7 tx Conme La Roche Sandra Levlne Rachard Lynes Lunda Lysaght Hedy Marlowe Edwun Marhn Vx ,H BU L Howard Goldberg Bruce Goldstein Jerry Green Robert Green Jimmy Griffin Patncla Grooms Lubby Hancock Mane Heins Nena Horton Robert Klght Bobby Karwcheck Carl Lahmeyer ,- f-ff, 1 Q6 f....f gs Sophomore Sports Leaders flw use 'F IRR 'x -,, ' MLA' s. I I Cheryl McClenaghan Ball McDamel Lando Mellard Ingebord Meyer Dlclue Momeler Ken Muller Robert Murray Bobby Nebb Brenda Sue Nlcholson Sue Neilson Johnny Palassls Betty Parler .lean Redd Albert Rhea Greta Rudnch Fatt: Ryan Glorla Schralbman Harold Schraabman Page Flty,One mf w 1- Gene Marie Searson Bobby Smith Irene Snipes Sam Solomon Barbara Sommerslein Elihu Spikler Joseph Stanley James Sieadman Bernard Steinberg Linda Tamsberg Marfha Tibbelfs Fred Tillman ' -4 s 'rswxl 'N 11. Deck ihe window very gaily, Tra la la la la la lo la la. ,ax 2 db- ,Dax I Q Q gm I-ri U- QA 4 w f , -X ,,. we f ' ,W ' .. ' X. 5 A W . xi ' I , iam 3 ii-'N 'U ' Q ,nf 'i - Y . iq 4 s is s ' 'f ' 'Q 34 , Q A ,, Q .f -tr . , Q. 4 F wg , i GM rv ,Q dvi 'N RQ 6, Patsy Waltz W, Q. ' I Carol Weatherford l v 'Cx Vicki Wilkinson . 5, Bill Williams ' i v li 3 Linda Williams ' Sally Williams 'S 4, may . EA, 1. V ' vfgariw, if Lewis Williamson , 'N Susie Wilson ik .N G inf I Marsha Yaschilr B- 0' Yi? 'W ' . My A Av work - - - - Af play 1 4. ' 'fl is , .K P Z iii? - I. - ,if 'fix si . if if Q s- : 'W i 1 . 'Y I J' N- ' Murry Abramson Myra Abramson Marc Ackerman Gall Adams Herbert Alexander Leon Alexander Warren Anderson Joyce Armstrong Elizabeth Axson .ludy Axson Deanna Bohr George Barley Bert Balmer Gerry Blanton Mary Lyn Baase Teddy Bowers Duane Brown Wilford Burn 52- FRESHMEN av.'N 0 I is -0- as 'Wx Among Freshmen the Cub IS raopular Steve Dorxty Edward Doughty Sandra Downing Harmon Dur-lop Tummy DuPree Tryon Dupree Carol Durdon Martha Erwln Patrn ra Feagm Gerald Fennberg Ray Flynn Davrd Folsom Harrlette Forbes Harrns Fried Phnllrp Goldberg Leslne Golubow Judy Granger Mary Grossman Edward Gratzlck Linda Gratzlclc Pl-nlllp Grau Carole Grullun Mark Hane vu. Ily Campbell Carol Cannacly Mnllne Coltrane Sherron Cope Jnmmy Corbett Margaret Crawford Mary Crawford Mnke Davis Ku Demos nv fs 1 Us 9 C' s. Q 50 We-.. AC '5- if nm 0 AN .., Page Fully Thr . 'F ., 1 - r ' fr -,, re- 5' . ' , ,wt C 4 Q , X I. hy f m - .I x 7 .if K Q A f-Y ' gg - N-1 ' D W 1 ' L' y L .Q - M A, vx Ne. W, A L . ' uf , ' 'L -'N A, A' . E N , Y f 'A v A 'T' -1 e L lv! t ak 'l ,J Sa Q, ,, A na Y' rs. K .K V ,,w. V 5 ' x bl A . . A - ' I l ' ' H .V '.-,, I 1 c y f M W- Q ,V m- 1 ri A fy, V 8 f xvf 4 ' A' l A 0 'V 5 . ' H ., 1 - I rn F al ' Q f 3 2 ' 1- i Y N -A . B 'ss ' ' 0 L ' Tommy Doran is Y A g E fag :J 1 I R . - .. g ., - C - - L 'c' ' - ff - :iw , A 5, . , gr , it A' 5 in -4 4 l A ' A 1 ' ' D , 6. Q l ' ip, If w 4. fy- A ' ' ' ' ' ' , - ' L Q- 'L I I- Y 5 . L 'C ' ,au 0, I . . . Sn 'lk' V- y 5.1 ' 3 'fzg' Q..- 5 ' J C . . A 4 4 L Q . qu , 4, t- ,, g f v:'s ? X - L lv . A 4 L Changlng classes IS crowded business Page Fnlty Four Bull Hummers Sandra Jackson Charles Jager Robert Kea Anthoula Klrlns Betty Klttrell Joe Kmghf Sharon Lahmeyer Marguerite Lawrence Regma LeMaltre Nick Lempesls Loretta Llpman Anne Lyons Elmor Marlow Phyllis Masters Joan Matrox Pam McGowan Sandra Muller Brenda Mnssul Lynne Mohrmann Tommy Moorer Carol Morgan Duane Moyer Linda Murray Bull Needle Ronald Nelson Hugh O Brlen Torrle O Hear Kathy Oluver Patsy Overstreet Duane Parrish Duane Patrick Saul Pearlman Faye Phnlllps Paul Powers Euleen Rabin Elliott Rentz Jack Reed Nancy Rucker Irls Rush Buddy Schwacke is 'al if FRESHMEN Bo Heffron Kay Hendrnx Imogene Herring Patty Holliday Joyce Hollister Johnny H uffstetter qs., ,,.. 'T fn lv P?x 3 -inv- -U- b- Q- . L . '1- as 'Q 1 fs ATC! QL 35' 'VN A '32 b 4 ' ,, ' ,I ss ' ' A nk Li ' L 19 ' S. - Z? . In :Qs H is IM , 53 . - wx - F in M ' t tk 'Vw S. Q. N Q v.. Y . A , ' ., D ' ' tr L f' Q.. 3' 5 Y 1. X -W 's fs X . ' D .-ox os K 1 3 K A N 4, V I 9- g Q. 1, 0 .5 . . -. - K, g I A . P - 'I S: - -, ' L , r f ' f x ' A as Vx vs' 12, Q . - ' L ,. o 5 ., 3, .fp 5' .. , Q , .L Susan Meislen ' ' ' ,vi X 'P' 4 'W l Q- t We vt 4 , P .rf v l N 1 L dx 5. A - K . vs 3 iv fa 5 I -. Q -. , I v ll I 1 ,Q Lx If Y 4 N L W f . L M- L -1' fr , . ' :Fx v. 5, , . I ' 1 3 6. G.. . L 5. . I g A ff , x L L f .- K x ,s K ' ' , S- sl 3,4 - I .Q , , ,. gg . . Q, L Q ' t ' 7? .X x -ef, tg' s ' ji I ' 5 I L - - 0 l L . el. ' ,A .iq 5' I A . ' ' 1 X ll . 4. A, L. X -- 3- . V-, v ,rf ' L fl 1 .L CLASS OF 1963 E do Susan Scott Mlchael Searson Ruth Sholces we Cary Simon Jeremy Solomon Duane Stamas nr Q IUNI' 'V rv-in Ap- :J 'C' 1 QLA in by Dennis Yaschlk Duane Youngblood Bert Zldlnck Lenny Zucker CLASS OF 1964 'Q 'V 135 11-I' 5. une. Bookworms'P Not hardly Suzanne Stem John Sfoudemure Henry Sweatman Genre Thomas Buddy Thompson Jimmy Thomson Carrie Trlvelas Linda Utsey Judy Walker Beverly Wallace Delame Waltz Rhea Wiggins Mary Lee Wnllunson Danny Wlllaams Mood Wllllams C crence Woodward Sandra Wrlghf Alan Abel Marty Adams Wilfred Adams 'acquellne Allen Jewel Allen Gall Altman Mary Ruth Anderson Vnrgmna Armstrong Ann Ashhurst Stanley Balmer Drew Banls Charles Bates v fx QL Page Fnfty Fnve , Q 9 . gl A I 9 - 1' X , .ak 2. , W , . . 4? - ha . 'f Q ki 1 t is X Q' . 'J .' r S. ,, ,K , I L 'if ' 65 T 8 If vw, . - 4 c V - W . . , ,F - ,A 'ff' ,X 2 5, iv .tr :V I ,Y nfl ' nies - S ll A r - L :T 5' l R ,LQ 3, 5 l I . , r ,1 A X X, 'W' ' f 'i 5 ,,v I .f.45?'r' ,gtl x 5 D 1 K , , A . :x x xi ,SQ , K 6 . l l t 4 y l, , O- Aluce Wood Q' . K , M-' 45- - X 4 l ' if SJ? 'tvs wflif ' l . L - L ' 1 l A - Q Us .,, 7 ' f ' , 4- f - 's ' ' .. ,,. r , , 1 I 4 ' 3 , I ' , P L 4 W: f-R f- wk v. , 'S'-' V A at I A ltd, 5, y if , ,f , . nf? A lik 7' x al Q 'W nm v- A ' . i A - , 'S ' 1- . g? .t4 Q fb' ' tn' I ,J K, A ' ,ss fi A K.. 'fl K , . 4, - U ' 6' ' v 1 pw, 1 4 C- . 4' , oa- -cs., Q C J' fr r-Q QL I uv- fi as Ricky Baturin Melvin Bell Arthur Benton Randy Bettis Robert Bishop Thomas Blackman Cheryl Brennan Patricia Britt Buddy Brogden Kathryn Brown Melvin Brown Bull Bryan Crutches records stickers and Sub freshmen help the NEW March of Dimes SUB FRESHMEN g nv- fgxwkx . ,S asa 'Y- fng .LAY -vu 'VX fo .N A lik wx' Mv- stu if . L K 'fi' 1 Y: 6- I 1 I N fi , 4' il :V ,c c AL ' ' ' I ' ' l r i n Z T2 gg f W fs W l 4. ' . . - , X . - C l 71, 5 t '33, gy 'n ,M 'Q 9 , X :R as I N . 4 f. H. v G t Q ' Y ' l N' l . D L l - 16: 'sb , M .. , K n Q K - 1 vs E K 6 if -'si 4 5 A 't Q . - - ' ' N . ,Y 5 ff '4 Q., . A - J fr r 1 5 fi' ff' et mt J gi QW ww 1 5 ' xf ' Le - f eb, Bef. . l V ,. L, l J' 1 -5- s We 1 X . l '- - - 'rf 3- , .. , c ? . -'v ' :ff 7 4 , 3 't - 5 ' KM' E 4' ll QM 3' . A ,- E . if , ' if V x, v Drone Grayson L X' A K ill .Iliff t , ' 9 33, 5? Q. j V 9'-B' if v- M Je. H1 J 4, it ' -.--f' xo, A- - ' Q 1 f., bk J rl A I X l .LE .. 3- nh. 6, , ,. , ,Q .5 i . ff. gilt ff, fs L , my . X ' l .A B ' 'gif' .,,A , ,. E J - 1 J 5 as 5 J ' ii I' 3 C' ' - ff ' e 1- -1 J 1 f-, V.. ,' . B 1 X' A J f ' 'af . . ' , fix 5 sf ,' J' I J -.fri eh 4353 Ze ,,, Carol Burn Betty Campbell Eva Chakerls Kenneth Chryst Nathan Cohen Mary Conklin Gall Cook Linda Cope Tommy Crollead Jan DeHay Bobby Dodson Sheila Docbrow Ronald Dorlty Steven Doughty Barry Eadie Bully Eargle Carol Eptlng Linda Feinstein Susie Flke Suzette Frazier Elliot Gellman Pat Gerrell Marie Gibson Eddie Goldberg Allen Gotbeter Jack Grau Michael Green Martin Greenber Suzette Greenhill Nancy Guthke Edward Haddock Pau Hall Carol Harper Mary Harper Wayne Heath George Hethermg Hank Holliday Patsy Hooper Robert Hopkins Boykin Hughes Ann Jackson Barbara Jeffcoat Susan Johns Robert Johnson Charles Karesh Sophie Kelly Elizabeth Koester Jimmy Kuttrell ton P0 Laurue Thomson r v Now this IS how you blsed an angle SUB George Marcos Tony Mark Lynda Martin Jrmmy McNamara Rowena Mlzell Matt Moye Nancy Murray Deborah Natelson Joan Nelson Vennung Nolte Michael O Nell Carol Oswald Jimmy Palassls Demetrlos Palassls Charles Payne Benny Pittman Roxanne Platt Louellyn Poole Sandra Porter Nancy Poston Loralne Rentz Barbara Renzer Lols Scrvls Vennce Sarvus Bernard Scott Leuvenla Scrughan Wilton Seyle Carol Slneath Mary Steedly Gary Suhrstedt Jo Ann Sunshine Nolan Thomas Bully Thompson Donald Thompson FRESHMEN Allan Kline Archie Lahmeyer Terry Left Karen Lempesls John Lenhardt Eileen Lerner Ralph Levune Tommy Llmehouse Paula Llvmgston Faye Lupton Bllly Lynes Kenny MacNelr -9 AY 'br ,.,. fm N 3 ml of 41 :Q vis pv T' s. 5, Y 41+ L fren ivy.. -.... 2 m -f L. JV' s, Wllluam Tuttle Harold Ulrlchsen Suzanne Vennnng Larry Veno Hope Vogler Kenny Walters Barbara Weatherly Gloria Welch Ducky Wnlllams Tommy Yon B 'l Zldl ck 'sq ag pg QV -0 4 4-6 oh . . .rx L. Ns. K ' W .' ' --- ,L xv, ge Q5 M. T 5255 A Mr . f f ' 1 9-' . ' Q Sl 5 - 'TI N . 5, -W t Ak 'T l f 4 5, rl '2 - B .. . . t v sv , . N 5 ' ' ' - It - L le. ' A A , s 1 ' T 1, v. ' ' J v. - Q ..- :DY - ' erx 4, K. B . - Y-M gh ,N ,I Ln ! I I gi 2 SI as f. any 1 S , ,M ' 5- :QW-. Q' Y, :. Q' 4, if t - I 1 aa- lt , , , M V ty' wwicl I V, ST Q If-D 'Q' Q ji LN in W, .V c. If envy-1 4' ' Q . . xl L. f V A ' . . nr, gf . 3 U l L' I ' ' 534 I Q cb L, Gwenn Poole L '3' ' I q,- W A .e 7: l 1- at 251 M .iv ,A as its ' L K J ' L L ' l fx . . 5 my 4 , L W 5 .L r :K ,G Q l 'I' . .., , .. I -. N Tv, 4--, 4-2... . 4 v A T ,f x L I ll A T ,l X X, r L .nr T g ,f ' ,all ' A 6. l 47 'Q qs S ,N gg l ' i' Q - 5 Rf hi I 1:1 i - 1 Q' T Pl ' 1 A 11' -V f 'iw r lr 5338, L. l A t H' :ZX le-- . 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'if ae, 7 R - l A ' sf L- 5 ' iam fx . . . i Q. - ' ' X ,T I 1 K 1 K, '- ,' ,L 5 'r I 14 Cfilfified W? fa 'Ge .ver STUDENT COUNCIL 'Pav Presud t BRIAN KILLINGSWORTH Vlfe Pfevdenf Secretary Treasurer LARRY FlSK JERRY WEARB LARRY KLINE A House rs as strong as rts leaders become Thus representatrve body carrues out a most rm portant :deal of our school the Idea of a demo cratuc government Consrstnng of representatnves from each homeroom class and twelve commrttee charrmen the Student Councul coordinates the standards of our school and the community Actlvrtes In the school Included provrdlng recess sports the Sadre Hawkrns Dance RASCOH Nrght and student day pictures The Red Cross Drrve March of Dames Campargn and Powder Puff games for the Freddie Levine Scholarshrp Fund were a few commumty prolects Continuing In nts work of supportmg the student body the councnl acted as host at the South Carolma Conventron of Student Counculs Because of these many notable deeds we are proud of our Student Council Page Slxty Assembly-Carleen Bunch C.E.P.-Ronnie Addlestone Girls Health and Sports Sally Sharnoff Lost and Found Mattye Bucakmann Boys Health and Sports Denny Patrnck Social Margaret Burbage g fi ww. ee: 2 Lgxx ra y ' 1 ef A , AL 47, ff-P+ is 'Nr I .ll T I 5 n S' 44 . rt' LITERARY STAFF Qleft to rightl ANNE BETTIS ETTALEAH COPLON DOTTIE HAYES LINDA SMOAK Class Literary ERNEST YATRELIS Activities Literary CARLEEN BUNCH Class Photography REGINA KRONSBERG Activities Photography ANNE BETTIS Girls Sports ANN E CLOWNEY Boys Sports FRED RIESEN Distribution SHEILA SUNSHINE Student Photographer BOB GINSBERG Head Typist ANN BAILEY Assistant Typist NANCY SALISBURY Business Manager MARGARET BU RBAGE The Tide Staff Editors are members of the Senior Class. Junior Class members are the assistant editors. The Assistant Editors rise to their editorship in their Senior year after serving as assistants. The combined ef- forts of both the Editors and their Assistants must be joined to publish a good annual. Each member of our staff has done his best to try to make this the best Tide yet. Advisor MRS. FRED AUSTIN Assistant Business Manager NICKI HARRIS Art Editor BETTY SUE PAYNE Assistant Class Literary JACQUELYN JOHNSON Assistant Activities Literary ROBBIE BULLARD Assistant Class Photography MARGIE WEISS Assistant Activities Photography ALAN KOESTER Assistant Boys Sports BILL JORDAN Assistant Girls Sports SALLY SHARNOFF Assistant Distribution DENO GONGOS Assistant Student Photographer RONNIE ADDLESTONE lp' 5. 1:34 ,ws-1' f-7 . M P gg St 'E' 1 . ,K X T' titfk' .JI ,-v A an . , . , ...fr - I , BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Infinger, Sandra Scott. Patsy Crosby, Becky Brown, Diane Barnwell. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Mellard, Roslyn Shurin, Gwen Seyle, Marilyn Bebergal, Gina Kronsberg. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Henderson, Jan Davis, Anne Clowney, Sheila Sunshine, Fredelle Moyer. FOURTH ROW: Ira Solomon, Brian Killingsworth, Gean Martin, Eliot Rabin, Deno Gongas. Page Sixty-Three 1-Q7 'fl Q'11M,, 'sr-ff CO-EDITORS Jack Gable Alexandra Loverdou CO BUSINESS MA ue Schroeder THE CUB 4:15 NAGERS Laura Steokley Borrowed by some, subscribed to by many, buf read by all BUSINESS AND LITERARY STAFFS BUSINESS STAFF ADVISOR LITERARY STAFF ADVISOR Mrs. Charles Durlxee Miss Ano Walsh in S . II -J. pw on .-ur ,., .Ill l. CUB EDITORS SEATED Marana Guoms Cub Typnst Alexandra Loverdau Boys Sports Editor Eve Mendelsohn Feature Editor Robbxe and Jack Gable CoEdx1oors STANDING Kahe Lou Walker Bullard Co Assustant Feature Edrtcr News Edutor Gwen Seyle Girls Sports Editor Davld Levune QUILL AND SCROLL Each year students who malntaln a required aver age and who have done outstandlng work on the Cub or the Tide are ellglble for membershlp In the Quill and Scroll Thus organlzatnon works to pro mote gournalnsm and to help the Cub Thus year gras marks the tenth anmversary of the Ida M Colson Chapter of the Quill and Scroll Many servxces have hughlughted these ten years mcludnng the sale of Smgmg Valentmes, and other money rausmg pro lects for the Cub Page Swxty Fwe President ANNE BETTIS THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY That whlch all great men know and mevltably hleve IS honor To create an enthusiasm for scholarshup to stlmulate a desire to serve and to promote leadershnp and character are the worthwhlle purposes of Rnvers chapter of the National Honor Society The members who are chosen by the club and faculty because of efforts and achievement nnfluence the student body through varlous assemblles whnch better the school The sf-llmg of candy and annual covers supports the many worthy actnvmes qavvvdv uve' Vnce Presudent Secretary Treasurer FREDELLE MOYER ROBBIE BULLARD STEVEN ZUCKER Page Slxty SIX 'BU5l ,, . . . ac ' ' . my --x ,Y 1 at A y l S ef ' U , . W K W1 - . ' ,. 1 3 ' T W x . 1 it , T V ' X THE KEY CLUB A group of prominent, stalwart, young men . . . Throughout their many service projects to the school and community, the Key Club of Rivers High School stresses the importance of initiative and leadership. In this way, the mem- bers hope to become the better citizens of tomorrow. Under the sponsorship of the Charleston Kiwanis Club these qualified senior, iunior, and sophomore boys supported a candy sale, the Key Club-Kiwanis basketball game, the an- nual Mr. RHS Contest, a spring fashion show, and a campaign to raise money to buy fans for every classroom. These many beneficial activities prove the club to be one of Rivers' most industrious. K Treasurer Secretary Vice President TOMMY DOUGHTY ERNEST YATRELIS KENNY RHEA President GENE MARTIN ,bak life Page S ty Seven INTRA CLUB COUNCIL f' i --1' Y undertaken by the lntra Club Council Providing a weekly outline of all school club meetings is the malor task With a membership consisting of representatives from each school club the problem of conflicting dates of meetings has been successfully eliminated Secretary JERRY WEARB ln every life, when a book is your need, Always remember 'you are what you read'. Do you happen to know that Porgy from Porgy and Bess was a Negro who was born and reared in Charleston? Chances are you do, if you're a member of the Literary Society, who this year have concentrated on Charleston as a literary figure. Through various panel discussions and programs, they have tried to stimulate the reading of better literature- Charlestonese and otherwise. Page Sixty-Eight LITERARY SOCIETY President Linda Johnston Vice-President Patsy Carter Secretary-Treasurer Ann Bailey Th s easel, these oil p t th ld f an Ar By means of a paint brush a rainbow of color and The members under the sponsorship of Mrs. Wich Q dedicated fqlem the Art Club of Rivers High Schogl mann not only beautify the school with their original brings pleasure to those who appreciate the finer paintings but also volunteer their services to various Faithfully and ceromoni- ously the raising and lowering of the flag takes place each morning and afternoon with the assistance of the Outside Patrol. Because of their inspiring, regal air, students are daily reminded to pay tribute to patriotism. Page Sixty-Nine THE NOVELEERS Vlce President Secretary Treasurer THOMAS DORITY JERRY WEARB LINDA JOHNSTON f' -c ' Presndent LINDA SMOAK The N0V9l96l'5 IS C Club Wl 'Ch enables R'Ve 5 operate the library more ettlclently the Noveleers STUd9l'1lS to become mOfe fGl'Y1llICII' Wllh lIbI'GI'Y Sel' hqve mgny Community gervlcgg Such as bggkefg for vlces resources and procedures It works to create In Chrlgfmgg and Thgnkgglvmg and glffs for pgor Chlld TSFSST In good books Gnd l'e0dlF'lQ and to F0156 the ren on Christmas There are numerous soclal events prestige of the school library In addition to helping for members to attend Page Seventy Presldent STEVE KARESH JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junlor Classucol League IS a natuonwude orgamzatuon for the promotion of the classucal cause In secondary schools Steven Karesh presudent feels that Interest an the Rxvers chapter has grown because only those who are really Interested b long to the club In addltnon to encouraging partlcrpatlon by members un classical actlvltles there are numerous socual functsons Among these are the party For fnrst year students the Roman Banquet and the Latm Forum In Rock Hull The club also publushes a Latm newspaper the NUNTIUS ll 'QMVGSSKW' Mk!! Hr Els mums cv J Page Seventy One FRENCH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer You won't find these enthusiastic language students sipping Port wine and trying to dance a can-can, but you will discover they have a real interest in their CLUBS Ronnie Addlestone Iris Cohen Margie Weiss Sally Sharnoff ? Q laura Steckley Dena Gongos Jan Davis , Gina Kronsberg i-ul ki Heralding Christmas with carols in French and sponsoring representatives to the Language Forum are the outstanding traditions of the club. study ofthe influence ofthe French civilization on the world of today. And when tomorrow has come, All will remember the glory of yesterday. It 3 , rf .Q X Page Seventy-Two And when tomorrow has come, PANISH CLUBS All will remember the glory of yesterday. .Iv P47 5' 5 Q 0 m Q 0 g 033-Bm 2 -9.:'gm ...B 24,5315 3-.m Q 23202. ll! Mfwg T 225' 331029 83555 Q Do-. nrgsvv 'c ?.'S-Q...9. O n Q 0 Q cQ51J Q Q q 3 3' 0-- 02 33 S93 Q-n. 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Marina Gionis Jun Coppen In these various ways, the group hopes to gain I h h some insight into their prospective profession. prepare themselves by serving as substitute teachers on special occasions and by sociaizing wit te MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB 3 Aff, This group, sponsored by Miss Jean Carter, changed its name from Future Nurses to Medical Careers Club. This very aptly fits the purpose, which is to enable those who are interested in Medical Careers to participate in field trips and proiects pertaining to medicine. Their service projects include baskets for the needy on Christmas and Thanksgiving. They also attended a convention at Winthrop in February. f.4s Adopting a proiect a month, this group has been busy and active this year. Some of the projects were mone bags for the faculty, hospital Y visits, Christmas boxes for children, o fashion show, and interior decora- ting in the home economics rooms Service has been their true ob- iective. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS -1'---..,,,. President Carolyn Altman OF Vice-President Linda Smoak Secretary Maureen Attebury Treasurer . Irene Snipes Dressed in colorful blue skirts and bulky white the CiTYl fePI'eSeI1T9d Rivers High C11 many athletic k d ' events and parades this year. sweaters, the Drill Squad fthe only unit of its in in Y'T E E N 5 A C , 252. A aria 399' wixieerggif' - TEENS 10th: President, Caroline Axson, Vice-President, Linda Mallard, Secretary, Marie Heins, Treasurer Connie LaRoche. 9th: President. Sharon Lahmeyerf Vice-President, Sally Campbell, Secretary, Susan Scott Treasurer, linda Grafzick. The Rivers' Y-Teens is an organization sponsered Realizing all work and no play is rather dull, the by the Y.W.C.A. Each year the members of these clubs girls enioyed many social events. Some of these were participate in many worthwhile proiects. These in- the city-wicle recognition service and the Christmas clude the giving of baskets to the needy at Christmas Gnd 5Weefl'1e0l'? Cl0f1C9S- and Thanksgiving. One group adopted an underprivi- lodged child. 12th: President, Sandra Infingerp Vice-President, Rebie Mclemorep Secretary, Gwen Seyley Treasurer, Sandra Scott. ilthz President, Farley Clark, Vice-President, Dolores Weatherford, Secretary, Kathy Gailliardp Treasurer, Susie laney, 1 HI - President, Edward Gratzickp Vice-President, Mike Davis, Secretary, Bob Hoffron, Treasurer, Mood Williams. Developing character through Christian fellowship to the Carolina Hi-Y convention, and sponsoring a provides a busy schedule for the Hi-Y clubs, iunior hay ride, marked ci successful year. and senior. , , , , By participating in a well-rounded athletic pro- Under the guidance ofthe Y.M.C.A., proiects such gram, the members continued to build, not only as collecting clothing for the poor, sending delegates physical strength, but sportsmanship as well. President, Kenny Rhea. Vice-President, David Banks, Secretary, Danny Overstreetg Treasurer, Sidney Ander son, Chaplain, Joe Cordray. l 41 Cgamol Z. THE CHARLESTON H IGH SCHOOLS REBEL T BAND o entertann to b and oost morale to represent at athletnc events ray Each year th our communrty at parades feshvals h and competuons are the arms of the R Thus group led by M h of m Page Seven! e members a t e fullness f ebel Band rc ael J Far embers from R re gnven expernence an o lrfe to be gamed through musnc, as well as servmg us capably an the oth mer ns composed mentloned :vers Charleston Hugh and Mur y Eeght er capacmes ll ll tl ll la l ll f A l T , L P' ln I . lv1 '. 4' TV 4ll'l w,.1 'R 'R L L vii g Alb 5 X M. as . 5 g g , Vi X7 s . 'l. E 1 I R - rl. - q K . 1 K L T I THE GLEE CLUB A melody floating through Rivers' halls during re- cess will be the Glee Club rehearsing for one of its many programs. Each year these include presenta- tions to the school and the P.T.A. Highlighting the school assemblies is the annual Spring Program. This year the Glee Club represented Rivers with a T.V. program at Christmas and a float in the Christmas Parade. President, Jeannette Warren, Vice-President, Nancy Saulisburyp Secretary, Sally Williams, Treasurer, Ann Bailey, Intra-Club Council, Frank Durham, Librarian, Eliot Rabin, if I oo GIRLS' CHORUS BOYS' CHORUS i '13 , -' . , mei- :iff ' 3-.4 : S: Y I V - -'W -aw, A 53. . y, f-,L ,fn - ek W... A ,yu 19 K. YH -2 , Q 1 . ff dl V' i . ' ai , 4, 19' . MSW ,y A ,W .W .wr r w Q is if fi Gigfywwwsq 1 ' ' Lf ,mwayz M 4 1 X ,X S in , X. 5 E 2 L, V. w ,A IQ ., VK' f1,ff'l. I T I1 i M uX Q31 1 -1 9 ,x X ',i 3 W ,1 Si Y, t g'?.ksk:v Szxx 82,5 j, gg!1L Pafg, 31, , iff ' 2 ff , fi 'YO M5 a ifgxwv X S , J M ' 2 E an F? K2 Xxxbjxx ' ,,v-- w 'l..A5 A . 1' 234 ',f 5' I VY Nw , , Q, fl? Z V V gf A 1 , .f4fA Lficzi ff I- -...ZW .' v'f -ve. J Q b l lg if M S.. 3' ' l'24'l 1 rl Varsnty Team 0 o e en' .3-rf G K W WARREN HOLIDAY 'ft KENNY RHEA season with the experience of thelr furst football camp Bonn msn behmd them Startnng off rather slowly they warmed up to one of the better seasons In Bantam History CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS SCORES Orangeburg 39 Sumier 20 Conway 20 Sf. Andrews 6 Bishop England 'I2 Georgetown 21 Chicora I3 Hanahan 'I4 Q James Island 6 t K Florence 25 ' North Charleston 20 5 'M SOLOMON K K Ol, f if 5 il , O, ' acx Mamnus MO 'O9O'5 X' Earl McKenzie James Wheeler g X wnuno HANE DAVID MURRAY B Team Coach, Ottey Newion 4' X1 LOWER SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS -.N T..-s , 4,..,-x k KNEELING: Nick Lempesis, Leon Alexander, Welford Burn, Jack Reed, Jae Knight. STANDING: Timmy Dupree, Mood Wilv Iiams, Bobby Kea, Chubby Baker. MISSING: Leslie Golubow. THANKSGIVING DAY RELAY RACES This year Rivers placed first in the Thanksgiving Day Relay Races. The races, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, are held each year on the battery. Special commendation goes to Harold Haltiwanger, Ortmann Trophy Winner for the fastest mile run in the relays. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: David Murray, Larry Fisk, Dick McManus, Harold Haltiwanger, Jimmy Clifton, Bill Butt. STANDING: Timmy Dupree, Danny Williams, Buddy Schwacke, Charles Jager, Billy Solomon, Fred Riesen, Horace Canady, Tate Seabrook, Barry Krell, Fred Feldman. . lille I-'xi' Ortmann Trophy Winner HAROLD HALTIWANGER by ' ., 'K' :FF F Rivers 36 Rivers 71 Rivers 46 Rivers 60 Rivers 47 Rivers 59 Rivers 51 Rivers 34 Rivers 34 Rivers 45 Rivers 53 Rivers 43 Rivers 29 Rivers 54 Rivers 34 Rivers 38 Rivers 98 Rivers 46 COACH Rivers 42 Mr. Jack Adams THE RIVERS BEARS The Rivers Bears began the season with a glorious show of good basketball playing as team after team fell prey to them. Victory gave the Bears the confidence they needed, and they went into the Post Courier Basketball Tournament to de- feat Winyah and Bishop England. However, in the finals, the Bears saw defeat, but not until after hard play. The Bears were a team to be proud of this year for they gave us as truly great season. LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Harry Coldberg, larry Fisk, Barry Krell, Ronnie Varner Kenny Rhea, David Levine, Eliot Rabin. STANDING: George Marcus, Denny Patrick, Rivers 39 Moultrie Hanahan Murray St. Andrews Moultrie Winyah Murray North Charleston Chicora Charleston North Charleston Winyah Bishop England Charleston High Winyah Bishop England Charleston High McClellanville Eau Claire Bishop England cf' 5 I Al Ronnie Addlestone, Fred Riesen, William Axson, Ben Bailey, Bill Jordan. The Bears in action against Winyah I Y ' -. f ' X xn- -L ,i-it 1 W., .M ,l' -4- - ,f , 4 ju--...- -1.4, . Q, K rf Q'-Y , Z .A .1 , to Q b 'v, gg '1f.f H, WP' FOOTBALL LEFT TO RIGHT Lmda Fabian Ginny Hamilton Kathy Galllard A clown that doesnt grun, or a flsh wuthout Its fm would be the same as a Rivers football or basketball game without our cheer leaders Not only do they add color and vlgor to athletlc events, but they also uphold school spmt whether an victory or defeat Page Esghty Etght CHE h ,., Gi. ' ' 'flats '- ERLEADERS BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING Ins Cohen Beth Cohen KNEELING Kathy Ganllard Suzanne Henderson Lnnda Schwartz Llnda Mellard Margie Weiss Bonnie Beach Vice-President LINDA MELLARD 'R' Kar t I Treasurer SUZANNE STEIN GAA Co-Presidents SUZANNE HENDERSON LYNDA FIRETAG The G.A.A. Board is composed of two repre- sentatives from each grade. Selling shakers and de- cals, sponsoring the Pin-Up Boy Contest, and spon- soring the Sports Boy and Girl Contest are some ot their many projects. At the end of the year they award Block R's to those who have earned 250 points. They have been very successful in helping to de- velop more interest in sports and promoting more school spirit. rx N9 Y Secretary BONNIE BEACH rv , Point Chairman FARLEY CLARK QM' i ul' , QM'-,,.,,,,,,,,.gp4w 'Xgfgv'-, Upper School Freefhrow Lindo Rubens mug llifffi ill 5 'S 'xl w DQ- Ul 19 'N Lower School Upper School Horseshoes Horseshoes Carol Epllng Farley Clark Lower School Freethrow Carol Epting STUDENT HEADS OF SPORTS 4 LINDA FABIAN ANNE HARRELL The gurls who work so hard to keep the untramural sports program on top are the Student Heads of Sports They offucuate and are of fucual scorers and tumers for all un tramural games They schedule the Intramural games and keep records of those gurls eluguble for Block R pounts They are also managers for the gurls basketball varsuty They have done a good 'ob and are to be commended for theur work Anne and Lunda offucuatung 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th INTRAMURALS The purpose ofthe Intramural program us to create pucture the gurls have to regularly partucupate un skull and uncrease the enuoyment of playung basket two out of the three sports Regular partucupants ball volleyball and soccer To be eluguble for thus earn pounts toward theur Block R FIRST ROW Sully 5l1dYH0ff, Cheryl Bl5h0P SECOND ROW Duanne Parrush, Maureen Atteberry, Frances Dengate Farley Lunda Furetag, Gunny Hamulton, Carol Oswald THIRD ROW Clark 1 l . . ix: y 4 'S g, -2 L ' 'nffp 'TF I I I I , . . I . - - nf' 3' c, ,Q I fr 3 I y u ' l u fl 4, use , . -. I l it T: g I ,. N-1' I I uv 4: : .W , X 5 , Q.. we jx if . J ' Y 1 it it I' , LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Bishop, Ginny Hamilton, Farley Clark, Sally Sharnoff, .lan Koppen, Maureen Atte' berry, Patsy Overstreet, Nina Horton. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Those girls who regularly participate in volleyball varsities. They are chosen on the basis of skill and and soccer afternoon sports are eligible for the sportsmanship. SOCCER VARSITY FIRST ROW: Jackie Allen, Paula Livingston, Sally Sharnoff, Captain, Hedy Marlowe, Jean Redd. SECOND ROW: Joan Nelson, Diane Parrish, Ginny Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Bishop, Patricia Grooms. X egg Q, -53651: '74 - fir -' - Yf W4u- ,I A 1' , , 'fY'wQ?, 'W' , yiw, ' A V., Q--,r,,,,f A X g ' Y, ,, V wise - IQ f 4 .. ,Q A - ,-f ef ' s . K A Q . I ' C' +,4 nv: .' A-P' s- - 'vi 1 -fnwff' 1 . X , 1'- wr ,M BOWLING STANDING: Cheryl Bishop, Dianne Parrish. SITTING: Eileen Wolper, Barbara Summersrein, Hedy Marlowe, Diane Barbanel, Lynda Firetag, Cookie Seigel, Susie Fike, KNEELING: Cynthia Haffon, Linda Finlcelsfein, Lillie Mae Leonard, Frances Crum, Paffy in 4. Ryan, Gloria Schraibman, Nena Horfon, Judy Walker, Kavie Lou Walker, Roslyn Shurin, Margaret Nebb, Helene Goldberg, Joan Nelson. INTRAMURALS KNEELING: Cheryl Bishop, Ginny Hamilion, Jan Koppen. STANDING: Maureen Arfeberry, Frances Dengafe, Farley Clark, Barbara Summersiem. N. CA. . 4-.M . 514' ' v-4--feii .... .-'- '- l. V- .4 :M 35 f . 6, 4' L-J H44-km., 4..,,, .,., 1 Clow '+M- ff?-4,. r-,.,1fv.+Q-4.. T'fff 'v'f Yf f r -ffeaw .Z.Z2',,+N, hvs Page Nlnerlf-Three x w LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Diane Youngblood, Ki Demcs, Joyce Lysaght Sandra Wrighi Maureen Aifeberry, Mary Lynn Boase Seigel, Jean Marie Searson, Patsy Overstreef, Susie Laney. Farley Tllark, Diane Mayer, Joan Maftox. STANDING: Sandra Scott, Dianna Parrish, Brenda Missel, Linda SWIMMING VARSITY LADDER: Farley Clark, Sandra Scott. POOLSIDE: Susie Laney. WATER: Sandra Wright, Sally Sharnoff, Lynda Firetag. Page Ninety-Four SWIMMING INTRAMURALS 4 BASKETBALL STARS of The Rivers Bears The Rivers Cubs David Levine makes two, ir I-9, if ' 4 'lu K- 134 V . l ' l Coach outlines a ploy to the boys. N255 ,os I. W Our Mighty Stick Riesen against Chicora's Stick. Ronnie Varner watching for the re- Kenny Rhea gets set to shoot bound. Basketball is definitely a team sport and one per- son can not make a team. All of the members of our teams this year have played their best. Because of this, we have decided to call special attention to some of the people who are the reasons for us having such fine teams this year. We have chosen the tour senior boys and some iunior and sopho- more girls. Although these players are outstanding, much credit is also due to the other team mem- bers, as each team worked to give Rivers one of the best Basketball seasons in history. ,I Nicki Harris is too pooped to Patricia Grooms, our high scorer pop, shooting. Deadveye Cheryl McClennogon, Farley Clark, Jan Koppen. Sally Sharnoot Lindo Rubens shooting. quick moving guard. ready tor action. UP for U rebounds dflbbles lnlo Pl0Y X eablfg AM! Olfl 0I 8 -MQ' 11 'M E ,ff A gi i QQ' 4 Q va 'VT 7 ,fav Sa!! 'lfwfhamd w W Riwjgw Mig A5if53.iw:gggi?Z4f4Sgf'N:n,g.g' 1, K ' 4 y ,... .,..........,.. ....... .... , . I , ,, A f A3v..wQMi?i f ' -3':5: -.v.g:f lg. ,Qgs wssffzfwxx, M W fi' 'A - gfxw W ' - mf- ' A H , mm M, W, Mgwf W, L. M X, 'f f 1 , 0,1 g-2-gg:-:f.:. ... www WS., gwxL,,,-? X ,M tmww 4- X wmsww , gg afwigggt M if f 3 H . , . .... , ,.,.,,.,., . , . QL , w eq Q - , , w Q -W, ,lg - f x A jx' J , Y ' X 'H ff fjifel g xgigsizegg tug-gvmssfir,,,:ssaeg5:V'1,gf-rii' . :my Q , , f :W Y ff .5 ., :fb-J? Y? 'K 6, ' ,Y I Q ' Fix: ,mmf Pc ge Nmefy Evght f5SE:z52Pf2 M M' :gif YW A Mx .gallllfa .911-Angel' Miss nos .APN Page Ninety Nine an-.4 e f5 Y page mf 4423 fav AIS, gigs-5155 Tj? M5 131266 T ii? I I it 1 ,Z I. Q Page One Hundred 'mx if '5f,'i.. '1 ' MISS CHRISTMAS BELLE Sandra Welfers RUNNER UP MISS TIDE Sus:e Laney RUNNER UP MISS TIDE Linda Grafzrck cw A WX 'QT KEY CLUB SWEETHEART and RUNNER-UP MISS RIVERS Patsy Crosby Q s 'CPN'-2 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN W Patricia Grooms f V QT? R ,f A f ,V ,Z N , V , I , . f J 5,4 efj i- an lu LZ , f I :R . Q53 V x RUNNER-UP MISS RIVERS Sally Campbell Page One Hund MISS HI MISS Sue Schroeder, selected by the Faculty from a list of candidates nominated by the senior girls, was voted Miss Hi Miss for 1960. Being judged as the most outstanding senior girl in scholarship, leadership, and personal attractive- ness, gave Sue the honor of a week-end trip to Rock Hill and having her picture appear in the Johnsonian, the Winthrop College newspaper. KING TEEN On the basis of scholastic record, dependability, leadership, popularity, and personal appearance, Ernest Yatrelis was chosen by the Faculty and senior class to represent Rivers as our King Teen. This title, sponsored by the Wofford College news- paper, The Old Gold and Black, rewards Ernest, and other King Teens from all over the state with a really regal week-end at Wofford. Page One Hundred Two MR. RIVERS The wmner of the 1960 Mr Ruvers Contest us Jummy Hollday Judged on posse personal appearance and audnence appeal Jummy took the throne and crown an an umpressuve ceremony Thus event sponsored by the Key Club took place In February wrth erghteen boys from the different homerooms partaclpatmg It certaunly proved a Hap py Holiday forthe honoree' MISS D A R Outstandnng an service leadership dependablluty and patriotism Belle Howe was chosen by her class mates and the faculty as Muss D A R Bell s essay Fauth of Our Fathers Llvln Stull was entered un state competmon wnth the other tutle wunners At groduotuon Belle wnll be presented wrth o cer tufncate of ment for thus honor Page One H d ed Th ee , , ' . , , ... . ,, ' ll t l l , , , I . , H- .. e on - g .,, . .. . UVTI' V PALMETTO BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE A trip to the University of South Carolina, a tour of the State Capital, and a tea at the governor's mansion were -among the many adventures of Rivers' representative to Boy's and Girl's State. Nominated by our Principal, Mr. Weinheimer, Margarat Burbage, David Murray, and Brian Kill- ingsworth found this experience of much value in learning about the functions of city state and na tional government procedures Participating in governing bodies and attending a banquet at the Russell House were other hugh lights of this exciting and educational event CHRISTMAS PARADE REPRESENTATIVES Page One Hundred Four From a list of candidates, chosen by the Stu- dent Council, the student body selected Carleen Bunch and Kenny Rhea as the Rivers representa- tives in the Christmas Parade. The students chose Carleen and Kenny because they felt them outstand- ing seniors. Carleen and Kenny rode in a car decorated by the Civic committee and sponsored by the Student Council. SPORTS GIRL Farley Clark was elected Sports Girl by the Stu- dent body in a contest sponsored by the Girls Athletic Association. As a result of Farley's interest and ability, she has received 400 sports activity points for her par- ticipation in volleyball, soccer, basketball, tennis, horseshoes, and swimming intramurals. This entitles her to a star at the end of the year. She has also been a member ofthe volleyball, soccer, basketball, and swimming varsities. Q-,Y . sfzmt' 4iziis.?a.f w5.fi1wa:4s J,frifWySiiEif?f5i:s:.isfififlif-11 lxifiiksfwwiitffmg Wulf tis. - ASW xii- in .f,ig::.:,:g.w 7:5555 U 1.5 'HSS .ng-wt sri' U straw 2 fe 3 H ,Ming 2:35 , 2 KW M951 1 Mfgjiggiifill Q 5 . 4 Mgt.: ,N ys,s.t.....g,,y- .s w me Ssiggss wifi? M-fa., . Nga .. . H as - if ...... sam. Ms., 3, . 5 ' fi Y 7W55gi'.'f53?eQ1'z:.,i - 4-w:ii.55 ?:f2rSg'fgf:i.f'iS1:.: 2 f' vt W 5153? A i it is gli? 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Sum hme L Ning Air. neinhoimm' was educated ppqgg 519995 in Jhnrlaatcm havin- rralu- , ltoc from ,rain 335001, the ZL2L?'1.LT'L.,T'-. iii gh School of Jharlaatsn, and the Joll-:ge or Lharlsatcm, FQl,?? 1,H, 1 I Ho Attended PSHVJ-if -nivor- 'i'Fffff.Z a' . 'i lity Ana ruceivmi a do- Wwigfffgg-p,gg'j N ' :ru from Joluluia Fnlverlityn In 1316 he began his carsex' ll prlmipal and a teacher M. the howmt Ploaannt Acade- my. .mrlmi -xox-ll .far Z he lem-vol with the Anite.. .nate naval rsservo, iollovln' mulch he rozarwog to jhar- -W' lelton an Irinflpal of the blgontcm gmail: a::?,ocl.Late!' he was Principal or Ja:-:os '31 '1'A' Lv.-hook an. 1125 LQ. lim 1011431-,given ju:-,L-nz' ixhh mi-col. Lr. .mirmuznsr left. .nivers .Heh to ux-va an principal at the All girl .-.unninzor .ugh ..c:.oo1. when Aommingor M - '7:' ., su cloned in 1049 he ro- 'K' burned to the fully nccrodi- g1g33,34 ,g,g3g,9,7-Mg,I-M ted .alvorn High school when 5'4f,3,'g-',:- -5-'el-53.5-f he un serves: until his rs- 5 tix-:mont .nil yan:-. LAKEWOQW HA Kr. Y-alnhelmor attend: the St. Jolmunoa Luton.. Jhurch 1 SALE O9 LEASE and is 1 member ot me P1 in mv., sw-- nappa fuk fltorzaity of the W L L Jollaw ai' .max-1.st.er.. ?:'.L..'.L, ,. 59. M, , , .r.:T'. 1 .g X v.. n Bmxzla .ha xormo in '---- '- I u. M -'mpg-w wma me in uv--:nu .uh Y3ol msg IDA u m x 194 - , Flu. ' . EJ- L?f- -wi FE.: .F'.:.. .?. 5 was 1-Eh-in , .J-...,v u. ,M ,B ,X ., ACRE 'R 9: - '1 ? F3 m N ri -4 'fm .V- L if -ua-'QE ni 5 n-nun-4 YI! bl B4 all an x lad!!-Iv K -.'5',L'iv l'. anim: -... 355322 D i I r-.u:'2'e'! lg. M191 'TW 1, 'AL . l-,. . wv m in., LGAN' , mn Flo I' l d 3 IUSINZZSMLPQIOPOSI .xgcfuerfid in 9 dE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To You Mrs Fred Austin who as an expert and able counselor was always ready with a helping hand Thus annual owes much of nts success to your untlrlng efforts and contributions Louis Schwartz a rare combination of excellent photographer patient man and good humored friend All this ability he used to glve us the best pictures possible have greatly auded the staff Weunhelmer and the Faculty whose patience and understanding during our tedious days of picture takung made our Iob much easter e Students who have shown cooperation support and interest rn the 60 TIDE We say THANK YOU THE EDITORS Mr. ' - ' ' , Mr. Ralph Shelley-whose timely advice, suggestions, and assistance Mr, ' ' Y ' ' Th - . I I . . ight Compliments of s. H. KRESS AND COMPANY RICE AND SANTOS 281 King RA 4-7142 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING INC. 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